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"Thank You Everyone": Team India's Heartfelt Post For Fans After World Cup Loss

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Billions of hearts broke on Sunday when Team India lost the title clash of ODI World Cup 2023. Playing at the jam-packed Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, the hosts faced a six-wicket defeat as Australia chased down the target of 241 in just 43 overs.

Travis Head's magnificent century played a key role in Australia's record-extending sixth title win. India, who had a dream run in the entire tournament with 10 win on-the-trot, will continue waiting for their next ICC trophy, which they last won a decade ago.

Despite being on the losing side, the Indian cricket team maintained a positive outlook and expressed their gratitude towards the fans.

Taking to social media, the team posted a picture, thanking the fans for their never-ending support. "Thank You Everyone For Your Solid & Continued Support," the caption of the post read.

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