Saurav Ganguly’s Emotional Post After World Cup Schedule Announcement Goes Viral, See Here

The 2023 ODI World Cup schedule and locations were revealed by the ICC on Tuesday. The main tournament will start on October 5 with England versus New Zealand at Ahmedabad’s Narendra Modi Stadium, including the defending champions. On October 8 in Chennai, hosts India will begin their campaign against their foe from the World Test Championship final, Australia. Numerous former cricket players and experts have voiced their opinions on the schedule ever since it was revealed. Sourav Ganguly, a former BCCI president, has also sent an impassioned letter. However, Saurav Ganguly’s Emotional tweet after the announcement of WC 2023 is going viral.

Saurav Ganguly’s emotional post after the WC 2023 announcement

“Look forward to the World Cup in India,” posted Ganguly on Twitter. “I missed out as president due to COVID. What a show it will be. Great venues. Great allocations. No nation can boast of having so many venues. Congratulations to all at @BCCI, @jayshah, Roger Binny, and all the other office bearers and staff. Bcci will make it a tournament to remember for the world.

BCCI President Jay Shah on Saurav Ganguly’s emotional post

Earlier on Tuesday, BCCI Secretary Jay Shah too expressed satisfaction following the release of the schedule and called it a “proud moment” for India to host the ODI World Cup for a fourth time.

“Indian moment of pride! It is a great honor to host the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup for the fourth time. We will highlight our incredible variety and world-class cricket infrastructure against the backdrop of 12 cities. Prepare yourself for a competition you won’t soon forget. Jay Shah tweeted.

The tantalizing match between India and Pakistan will take place at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on October 15.

India played against Pakistan seven times

In previous ODI World Cup matches, India and Pakistan have met seven times: in 1992, 1996, 1999, 2003, 2011, 2015, and 2019. Pakistan has not yet defeated India in a World Cup match played in the 50-over format. The two bitter adversaries only missed each other’s presence in 1992 and 2007.

IND vs. AUS

India’s opening game against Australia will be a challenging one, where the hosts will aim to exact revenge for their recent loss to the Kangaroos in the ICC World Test Championship final. The matches against South Africa, England, and New Zealand might decide the fate of Rohit Sharma’s team.

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The biggest Cricket World Cup ever will include a total of 10 teams and be held from October 5 to November 19 at 10 different locations, with the tournament’s opening game and championship match taking place at Ahmedabad’s Narendra Modi Stadium.