The Latest Breaking News from Ahmedabad

NEW DELHI: Following Australia's victory in the ODI World Cup 2023 against India at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, former England cricketer Michael Vaughan expressed his opinion that umpire Richard Kettleborough should have been the 'Star of the Match' in the final game of the tournament.

NEW DELHI: Despite Yuzvendra Chahal's potential disappointment over being overlooked by selectors for the T20I series against Australia, the leg-spinner channeled his frustration positively during Haryana's Vijay Hazare Trophy campaign in Ahmedabad.

NEW DELHI: A court in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, on Tuesday granted bail to an Australian man named Wen Johnson, who was arrested for intruding onto the pitch during the ICC World Cup final in Ahmedabad.

NEW DELHI: Australia captain Pat Cummins's decision to bowl first after winning the toss in the ODI World Cup final in Ahmedabad on Sunday surprised many, but the clinical fashion in which the Aussies won their sixth title against a team that looked unstoppable showed that Cummins co had their…

NEW DELHI: "It happens. Keep smiling, the country is looking up to you". That was Prime Minister Narendra Modi's message to Team India when he visited their dressing room after the defeat against Australia in the ODI World Cup final on Sunday in Ahmedabad.

Pro-Palestinian supporter Johnson (24) detained by Ahmedabad Crime Branch for entering pitch during India-Australia cricket World Cup final. Sent to police custody for one-day. Wore face mask bearing Palestine flag and T-shirt with 'Stop bombing Palestine' slogans. Intended to meet Virat Kohli. Habitual offender, booked in Australia for similar offences.

The Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad saw an exodus of Indian cricket fans long before Australia hit the winning runs.

NEW DELHI: An Australian individual, who disrupted the pitch during Sunday's World Cup final between India and Australia in Ahmedabad while wearing a pro-Palestine T-shirt, has been remanded in one-day police custody by a Gandhinagar court, as confirmed by an official on Monday.

NEW DELHI: Michael Vaughan, former England captain, hailed Australia's World Cup victory as the finest in the tournament's history. Australia, staging an impressive comeback from a challenging start to their campaign, defeated a formidable India in front of an enthusiastic crowd of over one lakh.