INDIA AFTER WC2019 DEFEAT

There is lot of talk about team India's Bad performance in world cup 2019 semifinal against New Zealand. But everyone knows that it was just a bad day for India and Indian team played exceptional cricket in whole tournament except semifinal.We should accept as a cricket fans that our opposition outplayed us in semis but our players tried till last ball and it was not fault of a single player.To blame on one or two player is not good sign for us.this shows us we are not loyal fan because we are blaming that person for defeat who gave us the biggest reason to smile as indian cricket fan.so keep supporting our team with heart and we will surely achieve greater heights again.

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