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"There Was Obviously No...": Mitchell Marsh Finally Speaks Up On 'Legs On World Cup Trophy' Controversy

Australia all-rounder Mitchell Marsh had become a topic of major controversy for putting with his feet on the World Cup trophy during his side's post-match celebrations. Australia won a record-extending sixth World Cup title last month after beating hosts India at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. In a viral picture, Marsh was captured putting his his feet on the World Cup trophy as the team celebrated their victory. He was on the receiving end of some harsh criticism, with many even suggesting that Marsh had the trophy and the game by doing the same.

IPL 2024 Auction: Updated Squads And Remaining Purse Of All 10 Franchises After 2 Major Trades

All-rounders Hardik Pandya and Cameron Green were part of two big trades in the Indian Premier League (IPL) ahead of the mini auction for the new season, scheduled to take place on December 19. After spending two seasons at Gujarat Titans as captain, Pandya re-joined his first franchise Mumbai Indians as a part of an all-cash deal. He started his IPL career with MI in 2015 and represented them for seven seasons before making a switch to GT in 2022.

"I Am Hurt": Mohammed Shami Blasts Mitchell Marsh For Putting His Feet On Cricket World Cup Trophy

After the Cricket World Cup final, which saw the Rohit Sharma-led Indian cricket team lose to Australia by six wickets in Ahmedabad on Sunday, one image that went viral on social media was that of Mitchell Marsh. In the photo, the Australian cricket team star could be seen putting his feet on the Cricket World Cup trophy. The action was criticised heavily on social media with many users suggesting that Marsh disrespected the trophy and the game with this gesture.

Adam Zampa Fires Shots At Ex-Australia Captain After World Cup Success

Australia spinner Adam Zampa has taken a jibe at former captain Michael Clarke who had earlier criticised the team for their slow start to the World Cup campaign. After suffering defeats in the first two games, Australia turned the tide on its head, pulling off a remarkable comeback to win the World Cup last week. Australia had kicked off their campaign with back-to-back defeats against India and South Africa. However, the Pat Cummins-led side edged out the Proteas in the semi-final, before dominating hosts India in the final last Sunday.

"Will Be A Miracle": Australia Star On Travid Head's Availability For 1st T20I vs India

Australia all-rounder Mitchell Marsh is unsure whether World Cup final Man of the Match winner Travis Head will be available for the opening game of the five-match T20I series against India on Thursday. Some of Australia's title-winning players returned home on Wednesday to rest for their Test series against Pakistan, while some stayed behind to face India once again but this time in the T20I format. Head is one of the players who has stayed behind but his availability for the series opener is still in doubt due to fitness concerns.

Did Mitchell Marsh Disrespect Cricket World Cup Trophy? Social Media Provides 'Football' Defence

The Cricket World Cup 2023 ended with Australia beating India by six wickets in the final to win a record-extending sixth title at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Sunday. However, following the win, Australian cricket team all-rounder Mitchell Marsh has become a topic of major controversy. In a picture going viral on social media, Marsh can seen putting his feet on the World Cup trophy as the team celebrated their victory. The action was criticised heavily on social media with many users suggesting that Marsh disrespected the trophy and the game with this gesture. However, some users defended the cricketer and cited examples of footballers who have done this in other countries in the past.

Australia's Warner withdrawn from T20 series against India

MELBOURNE : Australia opener David Warner has been withdrawn from the Twenty20 series against India after starring at the 50-over World Cup.

"2023 and 1987": Australia's Mitchell Marsh Celebrates World Cup Win With Father Geoff

Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh expressed happiness with his team's ICC Cricket World Cup title win, posting a picture with his father, legendary batter Geoff Marsh who has also lifted the gold with Aussies back in 1987. Marsh took to Instagram to post a picture of him holding the trophy with his father. "2023 and 1987," said the caption of Marsh's story.

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"There Was Obviously No...": Mitchell Marsh Finally Speaks Up On 'Legs On World Cup Trophy' Controversy

IPL 2024 Auction: Updated Squads And Remaining Purse Of All 10 Franchises After 2 Major Trades

"I Am Hurt": Mohammed Shami Blasts Mitchell Marsh For Putting His Feet On Cricket World Cup Trophy

Adam Zampa Fires Shots At Ex-Australia Captain After World Cup Success

"Will Be A Miracle": Australia Star On Travid Head's Availability For 1st T20I vs India

Did Mitchell Marsh Disrespect Cricket World Cup Trophy? Social Media Provides 'Football' Defence

Australia's Warner withdrawn from T20 series against India

"2023 and 1987": Australia's Mitchell Marsh Celebrates World Cup Win With Father Geoff