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The culmination of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023 marked the end of a riveting tournament that concluded with Australia securing their sixth world title. The final at the iconic Narendra Modi Stadium left cricket enthusiasts with mixed emotions, particularly for Indian fans who experienced the highs and lows of a stellar campaign only to⛦ face defeat in the summit clash.
Amidst the heartbreak for Indian supporters after a bittersweet outcome, Australia’s David Warner‘s apology to an India💯n fan melted the ♈hearts of many cricket enthusiasts.
David Warner’s World Cup journey
Warner’s individual performance during the ODI World Cup was nothing short of spectacular. Scoring 535 runs in 11 matches, he etched his name into the record books by becoming just the second player to amass 500-plus runs in successive ODI World Cups. While Warner’s bat spoke volumes throughout the tournament, his fielding prowess was equally noteworthy, contributing significantly to Australia’s success.
The somber atmosphere after India’s defeat in the final
As the curtains fell on the ODI World Cup 2023, the disappointment among Indian supporters was palpable. The realization of India’s loss cast a sombre atmosphere, and fans turned to social media to express their emotions.
One fan even went on to addressed Warner directly in an innocent message, holding the Aussie opener accountable for “breaking billions of hearts.” The post enc💖apsulate෴d the emotional investment that fans pour into the game.
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Warner’s heartwarming response and apology
Known for his affinity towards India, Warner responded to the fan’s heartfelt message with a touching apology. Despite the joy of Australia’s triumph, Warner acknowledged the gravity of the moment and expressed his regret to console India supporters in a sweet gesture.
“I apologize; it was such a great game, and the atmosphere was incredible. India really put on a serious event. Thank you all,” wrote Warner.
I apologise, it was such a ꦅgreat game and the atmospher🗹e was incredible. India really put on a serious event. Thank you all
— David Warner (@davidwarner31)
Fans outpour love and appreciation for Warner
Warner’s sweet apology resonated with Indian fans, transcending the boundaries of team allegiance. The response on social media was overwhelming, with fans showering the Aussie cricketer with love and appreciation.
Here’s how fans reacted:
Gentleman David Warner ❤️
— Taurus (@itz_chillax)
This is what makes you different from others…
Love and Respect from the fans 🙏🇮🇳— Praneet Samaiya (@praneetsamaiya)
You are so indian Bro.. take this your aadhar card is ready and for name ⛄change please contact to UP cm
— भाई साहब (@Bhai_saheb)
these aussies are sweet especially warner. they deserve no hate when they are clearly play𒊎ing for their country 🙁
— ٰ (@belikesami)
We Indians are proud of you, it was your duty that you perfor🦩med, no need to ap💜ologize♥️
— Ashish Kadam🇮🇳 (@Thinker_Ashish)
Warner cutie no need to apologize you played so w💧ell. keep loving India and 𒁃making videos on Indian songs we always love to see you doing that💟
— let's nacho 👯💜 (@jalebiislove)
Don't apologize Warner.
We still love you.
Infact happy for you ..— Kaustuv Dwivedi 🇮🇳 (@dwivedikaustuv)
You don't have to apologise for winning man!!!!!
Hearts broke but only one side could win on that day and the better side won. Periღod. We are proud of how the Indian T﷽eam played throughout.
Congratuไlations for winning and we are happy for you & Aus team.
— Darshin Vyas (@darshinvyas)
💖Always love Warner & Steve Smith excellent pꦜlayers ❤️
— Ram Anne (@ramchowdaryanne)
You are a great player…no need sorry'
— बदहवासゞ (@badhwaas)
No need to apologise bro…you are a gem 💎 thank you for all the love
— Politics Jivi (@Politicsjivi)
No need to Apologise, You guys played like a Champion Side🤞🏻
You played for your own country and become win🐻ners in a fair way in that💎 match outplayed India in every aspects and you guys deserved to win🏆— 𝐒𝐮𝐯𝐚꧂𝐫𝐧𝐚🕊️❥𝕾𝖙𝖆𝖓✰ᵇᵘⁿⁿʸ✰ (@Suvarꦇna_17)
