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The ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 is in full swing, and cricket fans worldwide are coming together to share their wishes and express unwavering support for their favourite teams. The tournament has brought together ten teams from around the globe, all gathered in India to participate in one of the world’s grandest cricketing spectacles.
The mega ICC event started on October 5 with a clash between England and New Zealand in Ahmedabad. Amidst the electrifying atmosphere of love and support, a surprising endorsement has come from the world of professional wrestling. WWE superstar Drew Mcintyre has made his voice heard by supporting the Indian cricket team in their quest for World Cup glory.
Drew McIntyre’s message to Rohit and Team India
McIntyre extended his best wishes to Indian skipper Rohit Sharma and Team India as the World Cup 2023 officially beganಌ from Thursday. The 38-year-old wrestling sensation shared his sentiments, mentioning that he is consistently greeted with warm hospitality, overwhelming love and unwavering support whenever he sets foot in India.
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“Good luck to @ImRo45 and the rest of his team as India get ready to host the Cricket World Cup The hospitality and love you show me every time I’m there is amazing #CWC23,” tweeted Drew.
Good luck to and the rest of his team as India geౠt ready to host the Cricket World Cup 🇮🇳
The hospiღtality and love you sh✃ow me every time I’m there is amazing 💙
— Drew (@DMcIntyreWWE)
This unexpected support has added another layer of excitement to an already exhilarating tournament, showcasing cricket’s universal appeal and unifying power on a global scale.
India to face Australia on October 8
Hosts India will embark on their campaign on October 8 by competing against Australia in their opening game at the MA Chﷺidambaram Stadium in Chennai.
It is worth noting that the Men in Blue will take on their arch-rivals Pakistan on October 14 at the iconic Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad.
