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‘This isn’t the end, it’s not over until…’: Next-gen Shubman Gill’s bold statement after World Cup final loss – Times of India
NEW DELHI: The pain of losing in a World Cup final is quite hurtful but Indian players are still putting up their brave face, hushing up their wounds.
Dynamic opening batter Shubman Gill on Monday came up with a bold statement for the Indian team’s fans worldwide who express unwavering confidence in the team’s capabilities under any circumstances.Gill took to social media platform ‘X’, formerly Twitter, to emote his rustic feelings for the ardent Team India fans.
“Been almost 16 hours but still hurts like it did last night. Sometimes giving your everything isn’t enough. We fell short of our ultimate goal but every step in this journey has been a testament to our team’s spirit and dedication,” Gill posted.
“To our incredible fans, your unwavering support in our highs and lows means the world to us. This isn’t the end, it’s not over until we win. Jai Hind,” Gill added.
Dynamic opening batter Shubman Gill on Monday came up with a bold statement for the Indian team’s fans worldwide who express unwavering confidence in the team’s capabilities under any circumstances.Gill took to social media platform ‘X’, formerly Twitter, to emote his rustic feelings for the ardent Team India fans.
“Been almost 16 hours but still hurts like it did last night. Sometimes giving your everything isn’t enough. We fell short of our ultimate goal but every step in this journey has been a testament to our team’s spirit and dedication,” Gill posted.
“To our incredible fans, your unwavering support in our highs and lows means the world to us. This isn’t the end, it’s not over until we win. Jai Hind,” Gill added.
Despite being pre-tournament favorites and securing ten consecutive victories in the competition, India faced an unexpected setback in the World Cup final in Ahmedabad on Sunday.
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Playing in front of a fervent home crowd and in familiar conditions, their invincible run was halted by Australia, who emerged victorious with a six-wicket win to clinch record-extending sixth World Cup title.
