India registered a historic win by defeating Australia in the semi-finals of the Champions Trophy. Amitabh Bachchan described this victory as a great achievement. Virat Kohli scored 84 runs to lead the team to the final and broke Sachin Tendulkar's record. Amitabh took to his blog to share his emotions during the match and lauded the team's confident win.
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan, who is also a sports fanatic, spoke about Team India's win against Australia in the ICC knockouts and said that the win came in great style.
India won the semi-finals by successfully completing the biggest run chase ever against Australia in the Champions Trophy on Tuesday.
On the blog, Amitabh wrote: "Match... Cricket... To decide the final... And all sorts of permutations and meanings begin to invade the mind and body. "
The actor further said: "Should I watch the game... Sometimes when we watch the game, we lose. But today we opposed it... At that time.. Where to sit, how to sit... One foot on the other. Which foot on what? Bending or stretching straight. Putting on or taking off shoes. Whether to change the leg curl or not. Oh man, a wicket fell. No no no.. Get back to the first leg over leg position. Wait. He said that the victory was achieved in spectacular fashion
"Get up to walk... Let's go a little bit when the ad comes out. Start or stop... Variations keep tempting the mind and the system, until the final victory is achieved. And the victory was achieved in spectacular fashion... Restrained, controlled, no fear, no anxiety. Just the team's confidence to win.... ''
"To hold on to the last few balls, and to have the will and skill to let the ball fly over the barrier and declare victory... Now in the finals. ”
He also talked about the end of the ongoing season of "Kaun Banega Crorepati".
"Well, that's enough. Get back to work and take a break for some time on KBC to come back as soon as possible and be among the audience – that's the essence of everyone in this profession. ''
Talking about the exciting match, Virat Kohli scored 84 runs to give India a four-wicket win. He broke another record of Sachin Tendulkar as he led India to the final of the Champions Trophy 2025.
Virat played a brilliant knock of 84 runs off 98 balls while chasing a target of 265 runs, which was his 24th 50-plus score in an ICC ODI event, which is the highest score scored by any batsman in the history of the ODI World Cup and the ICC Champions Trophy. The great Sachin Tendulkar had scored twenty-three plus 50s in 58 innings.
--IANS