Captain Rohit Sharma Met The Great Khali Before The ODI WC 2023
ICC ODI World Cup 2023: Captain Rohit Sharma Met The Great Khali Before The ODI WC 2023. India captain Sharma met with former WWE wrestler The Great Khali at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Wednesday, October 4.
This Became The Main Attraction Of The Program:-
The meeting took place during the All Captains Meet before the inauguration of the World Cup 2023 and became the highlight of the event. ICC also shared this picture on its social media account during the preparation for the photoshoot of the captains.
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During the photoshoot, Rohit Sharma and other captains got the opportunity to meet and interact with The Great Khali.
Rohit Sharma Presented Him World Cup 2023 T-Shirt:-
Khali joined all the team captains for a photo session and during the special occasion, Rohit Sharma gifted him the World Cup 2023 T-shirt. Watch the video below to see this exciting moment.
After the meeting of all the captains, Rohit Sharma has now joined Team India in Chennai, where India is scheduled to start their World Cup journey by facing Australia on October 8.
Both India’s Practice matches in Thiruvananthapuram Had To Be Canceled:-
As a part of the preparations for the ICC World Cup being held in India, the home team has to cover a significant distance by traveling approximately 3,400 kilometers from one corner of the country to the other.
Both India’s practice matches in Guwahati and Thiruvananthapuram had to be canceled due to incessant rain, making their journey disappointing.
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Two-time World Cup champions India are gearing up to begin their title campaign in the tournament. Their first challenge will be against five-time defending champions Australia in the much-awaited match in Chennai on Sunday.
The stage is set for an exciting and competitive tournament as cricket fans eagerly await it.
