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The India cricket team met Australian PM Anthony Albanese at the Federal Parliament House amid the ongoing BGT Test series down under. PM Modi shared a note backing the Indian men’s cricket team ahead of their game against Prime Minister’s XI slated to be played…Read More
PM Narendra Modi, Team India Captain Rohit Sharma and Australian PM Anthony Albanese.
Team India met Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at the Federal Parliament House in Australia on Thursday amid the ongoing Bordet-Gavaskar Trophy down under.
The Honourable Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi took to social media platform X, formerly Twitter, to share a note backing the Indian men’s cricket team.
PM Modi shared a post that read, “Glad to see my good friend Prime Minister @AlboMP with the Indian and PM’s XI teams. Team India is off to a great start in the series and 1.4 billion Indians are strongly rooting for the Men in Blue. I look forward to exciting games ahead.”
Glad to see my good friend Prime Minister @AlboMP with the Indian and PM’s XI teams.Team India is off to a great start in the series and 1.4 billion Indians are strongly rooting for the Men in Blue.
I look forward to exciting games ahead. https://t.co/Oc7UWBKSGh
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) November 28, 2024
The Aussie PM had shared a couple of images with the caption, “Big challenge ahead for the PM’s XI at Manuka Oval this week against an amazing Indian side. But as I said to PM @narendramodi, I’m backing the Aussies to get the job done.”
India hold a 1-0 lead in the BGT following their 295-run win in the opening Test of the series at Perth earlier in the week and will look to add to their advantage during the second Test of the tour set to be played at the Adelaide staring on the 6th of December.
India will go up against the Prime Minister’s XI at the Manuka Oval in Canberra on Saturday ahead of the second game of the Test series.
India will proceed to play the Aussies at The Gabba, The Melbourne Cricket Ground and the Sydney Cricket Ground in the subsequent Tests in the five-match series.
