November 30, 2024 : Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese took to social media on Saturday to comment on the delayed start of the two-day warm-up match between the Prime Minister’s XI and the Indian cricket team at Manuka Oval in Canberra. Due to rain, the toss for the match was delayed, frustrating fans and players alike who were eager for the game to begin.
Despite the setback, Albanese expressed optimism and enthusiasm, writing on his official X (formerly Twitter) handle: “The PM’s XI and Indian cricket teams are keen to get out on the field. The rain has delayed play for today, but it’s been great to chat with players and fans at Manuka Oval.”
His post reflected the positive atmosphere around the event, where both teams were in good spirits despite the weather hindrance. Albanese, a known cricket fan, seemed to enjoy the interactions with players and supporters during the rain delays, showing his support for the game.
The warm-up match was intended to help Team India prepare for the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy, but with the rain causing delays, the players will have to wait for the conditions to improve. Nonetheless, the anticipation for the series remains high, and the players are eager to get on the field once play resumes.
Albanese’s message captured the camaraderie of the event and the excitement surrounding the upcoming matches, with fans looking forward to the resumption of play and the start of the prestigious series.
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