NEW DELHI: In a much-anticipated clash set to captivate cricket enthusiasts on 'Super Sunday,' Indian captain Rohit Sharma, flanked by a squad of ten determined professionals, faces off against five-time champions Australia in the World Cup final. With an expected record-breaking crowd of 130,000, this match transcends mere cricketing competition; it is a pivotal moment in cricketing history.
Rohit, seasoned campaigner Ravichandran Ashwin, and Virat Kohli aim to carve out a legacy of their own. Beyond the pursuit of a third ODI World Cup title, the Indian team seeks to revitalise the '50-over format,' grappling with an identity crisis in recent times.