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Australia Called "Very Arrogant" By Social Media User, World Cup Winner Shuts Him Down In Style

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Australia started the ODI Cricket World Cup 2023 campaign with two losses but then as the tournament progressed, the Pat Cummins-led Australia gathered pace.

So much so, that in the biggest match of them all - the final against hosts India in Ahmedabad - Australia brought out their A+ game to trump the Rohit Sharma-led side.

The Indian cricket team was considered the favorites after a 10-match winning streak but Australia turned up the heat and won their sixth Cricket World Cup title.

After the Cricket World Cup final, Australia have been receiving much hate on social media. One such user recently directed one such statement on X to David Warner, saying: "@davidwarner31 In past australian players were very arrogant but after winning this world cup they will become more arrogant" The ace opener shut him down in style saying: "did you meet some of the players or is this just a keyboard opportunity to vent." did you meet some of the players or is this just a keyboard opportunity to vent.

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