The time is almost there. Team India is all geared up ahead of the biggest battle. They are ready to take on Australia. Both teams are facing each other at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. Fans are cheering with all their heart out. Before a big clash like the World Cup final, a concern rises over the pitch. Because the performance is also affected by the Pitch’s nature. Former Indian wicketkeeper-batter Dinesh Karthik shared a glimpse of the pitch and talked about the pitch’s nature.
Dinesh Kartik: Straight from the Pitch:
The most awaited day is here. India and Australia are all ready to take on all the challenges. Both teams are all boosted up. India’s performance throughout the tournament has been nothing less than a dream. They won all 10 matches of the group stage and semifinal stage. In some of the matches, they showed their excellence in the best way. Australia is also showing their class. The way the Aussies came back in the tournament after losing the first two matches is truly inspiring.
Before the match started, former wicketkeeper batter Dinesh Karthik shared a glimpse of the pitch on his social media handle and talked about its nature. After sharing the picture, he said, “ Not a high-scoring game. Team batting second if dew around is better suited for a win. Though interestingly both teams might bat first I feel. Big game. Put runs board.” That is a huge prediction.
The Ultimate Goal:
Just a few minutes to go. The toss is done already. Australia skipper Pat Cummins won the toss and decided to bowl first. That is an interesting situation. India is all set to bat first. Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul are the bade of the Indian middle order. Bowlers like Shami, Jadeja, Siraj, and others are ready to show magic to fulfill 1.4 billion dreams. Both teams faced each other in the 2003 World Cup final. In that match, the Indians were heartbroken. The Aussies won the trophy. This time India will try their best to change history and write a remembering story from the big stage.
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