ICC Crickеt World Cup 2023 Final. In a clash that rеsonatеd with thе spirit of thе sport, two crickеting giants, India and Australia, facеd off in an adrеnalinе-chargеd battlе for suprеmacy.
Thе crickеting univеrsе tunеd in to witnеss history unfold on thе hallowеd grounds, whеrе еvеry ball bowlеd and еvеry strokе playеd would bе еtchеd into thе annals of crickеting lorе. Join us as wе dеlvе into thе hеart-stopping momеnts, stratеgic brilliancе, and thе shееr drama that unfoldеd during thе final showdown, providing you with a comprеhеnsivе match summary and thе most еxhilarating highlights that dеfinеd thе ICC Crickеt World Cup 2023 Final.
IND vs AUS Match Summary: World Cup 2023
| Match | India vs Australia, Final Match, ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 |
| Toss | Australia Won the Toss Elected To bat First |
| Results | |
| Player of the Match |
IND vs AUS Final Match Result: CWC 2023
Player of the Match
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Rahul struck an unbeaten 97 from 108 balls to help his team win by six wickets. He entered the game when India was struggling at 21/3, but he played steady, calm innings to anchor the chase and guarantee India won.
Given the weather, the pitch’s slowness, and the abundance of opportunities it provided the Australian bowlers, Rahul’s performance was particularly outstanding. In addition to forging partnerships and rotating strikes with tremendous skill and care, he also hit some critical boundaries when they were needed.
Australia innings analysis
Australia’s innings got off to a difficult start as David Warner lost early. However, the strong 69-year partnership between Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne has steadied the ship. With 38 runs, Glenn Maxwell gave new impetus to the team after Labuschagne’s dismissal. Australia was eventually bowled out for 199 in 49.3 overs after consistently losing the match.
Top scorers:
- Steve Smith (46 runs off 71 balls)
- David Warner (41 runs off 52 balls)
- Glenn Maxwell (38 runs off 49 balls)
India Bowling
Bowlers who took wickets:
- Ravindra Jadeja (3/38)
- Kuldeep Yadav (2/42)
- Jasprit Bumrah (2/35)
- Mohammed Siraj (1/29)
- Hardik Pandya (1/43)
Fall of wickets:
- 1-43 (David Warner, 10.4 overs)
- 2-71 (Mitch Marsh, 15.0 overs)
- 3-110 (Steve Smith, 27.1 overs)
- 4-119 (Marnus Labuschagne, 29.2 overs)
- 5-169 (Glenn Maxwell, 37.2 overs)
- 6-185 (Marcus Stoinis, 41.0 overs)
- 7-191 (Pat Cummins, 43.1 overs)
- 8-199 (Adam Zampa, 49.0 overs)
- 9-199 (Mitchell Starc, 49.1 overs)
- 10-199 (Josh Hazlewood, 49.3 overs)
India inning analysis
India started their innings poorly, dropping three wickets inside the first 4 overs. However, Virat Kohli and KL Rahul steadied the deliver with a outstanding a hundred and fifty-run partnership for the fourth wicket. Kohli scored 85 runs off 75 balls, even as Rahul scored ninety seven runs off 72 balls. After Kohli’s departure, Suryakumar Yadav joined Rahul at the crease, and the duo put on an unbeaten 53-run partnership to guide India to victory.
Top scorers
- KL Rahul 97*
- Virat Kohli 85
Fall of wickets:
- 1-1 (Rohit Sharma, 1.3 overs)
- 2-2 (Shreyas Iyer, 2.1 overs)
- 3-3 (Ishan Kishan, 2.5 overs)
- 4-165 (Virat Kohli, 33.3 overs)
Australia Bowling
Bowlers who took wickets:
- Josh Hazlewood 3/38
- Mitchell Marsh 1/27
- Pat Cummins, 1/34
- Adam Zampa 0/38
Summary: Ind vs AUS
Australia received the toss and elected to bat first. They have been bowled out for 199 in 49.Three overs, with Ravindra Jadeja taking 3 wickets for 28 runs. Other outstanding contributions from the Indian bowlers came from Kuldeep Yadav (2 wickets) and Ravichandran Ashwin (1 wicket).
India’s chase got off to a shaky start, with Rohit Sharma, Ishan Kishan, and Shreyas Iyer all falling cost effectively. However, Virat Kohli and KL Rahul steadied the deliver with a a hundred sixty five-run partnership for the fourth wicket. Kohli scored 85 runs, even as Rahul remained unbeaten by 97 runs.
India in the end reached the goal in 41.2 overs, with Rahul hitting the triumphing six off Pat Cummins. It turned into a complete victory for India, and it set them up properly for the relaxation of the tournament.