IND vs AUS Final / PM Modi will go to Ahmedabad to watch the World Cup final, the match will be held on November 19

IND vs AUS Final: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will go to Ahmedabad to watch the final match of ODI World Cup cricket. This match will be played on Sunday 19 November at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. Team India has already reached the finals of this tournament. In the final, Team India will face the winning team of Australia and South Africa match.

Complete preparation for entertaining the audience

People from all over the world will come to watch this match played at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. Complete preparations have also been made for the entertainment of the audience. Before the match, there will be an air show by Air Force Suryakiran in the stadium. The rehearsal of this airshow was done today at Narendra Modi Stadium. People's curiosity has increased after seeing the rehearsal of the air show. Now before the match on the final day, once again an air show will be seen in the stadium. Apart from this, some celebrities will also come to watch this match. They will also be performing in the stadium.

Praise for the excellent performance of Team India

Earlier, PM Modi had praised the "brilliant performance" of the Indian cricket team for defeating New Zealand and entering the World Cup final. He said on social media platform ‘X’, “India performed brilliantly and entered the final in great style. Excellent batting and good bowling ensured the match (win) for our team. All the best for the finals.” He also praised Mohammed Shami's bowling and said that cricket lovers will remember it for generations.

The team entered the finals ‘like a boss’ – Shah

The Prime Minister said, “This semi-final has become even more special because of the brilliant individual performances. Cricket lovers will remember Mohammed Shami's bowling in this match and during the World Cup for generations to come. Shami played well.” Union Home Minister Amit Shah also praised the Indian team for its win against New Zealand in the semi-finals, saying that the team has entered the final 'like a boss'. Shah also congratulated Virat Kohli for scoring his 50th century in an ODI and said it is a testament to his excellent sportsmanship, dedication and consistency.