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The Rohit Sharma-led Indian cricket team is on the cusp of history. After 10 long years, during a period when the Indian cricket team did not win a single ICC trophy, there is a chance for the Rohit Sharma-led side to end the drought.

Facing them in the final is five-time Cricket World Cup champions Australia. Indian cricket team enters the title clash on the back of 10 straight wins.

Former Boxing World Champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. lauded Rohit Sharma-led Team India ahead of their clash against five-time winners Australia in the World Cup final on Sunday.

Mayweather, according to the several reports, is considered the richest boxer in the world. Mayweather, who remained undefeated throughout his career and won 15 major World Championships, was attending the NBA match and was seen with Vivek Ranadive, the owner of the Sacramento Kings.

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