Australia emerged victorious, clinching their sixth title by defeating host nation India by six wickets. The highly anticipated final in Ahmedabad showcased exceptional cricketing prowess and unexpected turns.

India, backed by its dominant performance throughout the tournament, entered the final as the favorite, fueled by an enthusiastic home crowd and a stunning streak of 10 consecutive wins. However, facing Australia’s strategic bowling, India’s formidable batting lineup faced unprecedented challenges.

Despite India’s explosive start and Captain Rohit Sharma‘s remarkable innings, Australia’s clever bowling strategies, including Travis Head’s exceptional century, tilted the game in their favor. Head’s aggressive 137 off 120 balls played a pivotal role in steering Australia towards victory and securing another World Cup trophy.

India’s batting faltered under mounting pressure, resulting in key dismissals that shifted momentum. While KL Rahul‘s resilient 66 and contributions from the tailenders offered a respectable total, Australia’s persistent gameplay, led by Head and Marnus Labuschagne, propelled them to victory.

This triumph marks Australia’s sixth Cricket World Cup win, showcasing their resilience and strategic prowess in a captivating final against a formidable opponent on Indian soil.