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ODI World Cup 2023, Match 1: Weather and Pitch report in Ahmedabad for England vs New Zealand

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The much-awaited ODI World Cup 2023 is set to start on October 5 with 2019 finalists England and New Zealand clashing against each other in the opening match of the tournament at the iconic Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. However, the Indian cricket team will play their first match in Chennai on October 8 against Australia.

Meanwhile, in a heartwarming gesture that transcends the boundaries of sports entertainment and cricket, WWE superstar Drew McIntyre has extended his best wishes to Rohit Sharma and the Indian cricket team as they gear up for the highly anticipated 2023 World Cup.

“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.” McIntyre enthusiastically tweeted.

Can India lift the trophy?

Drew McIntyre, known for his formidable presence in the wrestling ring, took to social media to share his support for Team India. The Scottish wrestler also expressed how well he gets treated in India whenever he visits. McIntyre said that the hospitality and love Indian people show him is always amazing.

This unexpected message from McIntyre serves as a testament to the global appeal of cricket and the camaraderie that sports can foster across different disciplines. As the Indian cricket team embark on their journey in the 2023 World Cup, they can draw inspiration from the support of fans and well-wishers from diverse backgrounds, including the world of professional wrestling.

All the Indian fans have high expectations from the Men in Blue as they are the no. 1 favourites to win the tournament. Considering India’s batting and bowling lineup, it won’t be wrong to say that they can emerge as the winners. With India hosting the entire tournament, the Rohit-led side will also have an extra advantage to lift the trophy.

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