World Cup 2023 Final: India and Australia went head-to-head in the World Cup title battle. This match will be held at the Narendra Modi Stadium amid tight security. Despite this, a Palestinian supporter entered the field and reached Virat Kohli.
The second biggest rivalry after India and Pakistan began in the World Cup Final (2023 World Cup). India and Australia (India-Australia Final) compete against each other in the world’s largest arena for a title battle. A large number of people are present at the Narendra Modi Stadium to witness the third dose of excitement, due to which security has been kept very tight. Despite this, a Palestinian fan entered the field and approached Virat Kohli. And then there’s a buzz on social media.
There are discussions around the world regarding the Israeli and Palestinian conflict. This war has become a big issue in the sports world as well. A glimpse of this was also seen in the World Cup final, when a Palestinian fan broke security and entered the stadium. Then, while running, he reached star batsman Virat Kohli and put his hand on his shoulder. He can be identified by his shirt and the mask on his face. After seeing this incident, many people on social media expressed their dissatisfaction with the security situation. However, he was caught by the ground staff and the police were also seen in action. He was arrested for this reason.
He also supported Muhammad Radwan
Even before that, the conflict between Israel and Palestine had been in the news during the World Cup. Pakistan’s star batsman Mohammad Rizwan played a brilliant century against Sri Lanka. After that, he dedicated his century to the Palestinian citizens. Radwan’s tweet caused a huge uproar and he fell victim to criticism.
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Virat Rahul took charge
In the final, Australia won the toss and decided to bowl first. Captain Rohit Sharma gave the team a good start. He completed an inning of 47 runs. Apart from this, Shubman Gill and Shreyas Iyer returned to the pavilion cheaply. Next, Virat Kohli got the team back on track by playing 54 runs but was trapped in his own net by Australian captain Pat Cummins.