Australia’s Mitchell Marsh Gave An Absurd Answer When He Stepped On The World Cup Trophy

ICC World Cup Trophy Controversy: Australia’s Mitchell Marsh gave an absurd answer on stepping on the World Cup trophy, ‘I will do the same again,’ Marsh has given his first reaction on the issue of stepping on the World Cup trophy.

While talking to Australia’s SEN radio network, he has given his first reaction to this controversy.

After his reply, he may again get embroiled in controversies. He has created a new controversy by giving an absurd answer to this controversy.

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What Did Mitchell Marsh Say?

When asked while speaking on the SEN radio network whether he would do the same again, he said, ‘Yes, I definitely hope I will, to be honest.

Because there was nothing insulting in it. I didn’t think much about it. I didn’t even look at much social media. There was nothing like that in it.

A Complaint Was Made To The Police Against Marsh:-

Pandit Keshav, an activist from Aligarh, had also lodged a complaint on this matter at Delhi Gate Police Station.

According to the SP, ‘A complaint was received on this matter but at present no case has been registered. At the same time, he had put the ball in the cyber cell’s court.

Australian Team Had Registered Its Sixth Win in The History Of The ODI World Cup:-

Australia won the title by defeating India in the final of World Cup 2023. The Australian team had registered its sixth win in the history of the ODI World Cup.

After this, perhaps Marsh was so lost in the excitement of this victory that he forgot the dignity of the trophy and got a photoshoot done by placing his feet on it. This photo of his created a lot of uproar on social media.

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Fans surrounded and trolled Mitchell a lot. Till now his first reaction was awaited which has now arrived. At present, a response is awaited from Cricket Australia on this entire matter.