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Mandhana Joins Kaur, Gets World Cup Trophy Inked On Forearm
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi: India's vice-captain Smriti Mandhana got a tattoo of the World Cup trophy on her forearm, with '2025' inked just below it, denoting the year of the team’s historic victory.
Team India defeated South Africa by 52 runs in the final of the ODI World Cup on Sunday night to win their maiden ICC trophy and to be crowned the new World Champions.
Smriti joined skipper Harmanpreet Kaur, as the Indian skipper also got a tattoo of the trophy on her arm. She also has ‘52’ and ‘2025’ inked around it, with the former denoting the margin of victory.
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'Want More PMs Like Him': Clive Lloyd After Meeting Narendra Modi
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi: Legendary cricketer Clive Llyod expressed his pleasure after meeting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Georgetown on Thursday. The two-time World Cup-winning captain lauded PM Modi's efforts at boosting cricket and stressed to have more leaders like him.
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