Australian Cricketer Warner's Apology To Indian Fans Winning Hearts

Australian cricketer David Warner, who has a big fan following in India, has "apologised" to the Indian fans after the Kangaroos defeated India in the World Cup final on Sunday.

His humble nature to apologise for hurting the fans is winning the hearts of people. He took X, formerly Twitter, to thank the support of the Indian fans.

"I apologise, it was such a great game and the atmosphere was incredible. India really put on a serious event. Thank you all," he said on X. This post has been viewed by over 2.3 million people on the social media platform and garnered over 58,000 likes for his post by the time this story went for publishing.

"No need to apologise man . You play to win for your country. Hume toh aadat hai ab haarne ki," one user said.

"Congrats Australia. You're very sweet Warner," the second user said. Another one said, "You may not have hurt us with your batting. But you did hurt our batting by your fielding. It was something to learn from."

The fourth user asked him to enjoy the moment. "Congratulations.. Enjoy these lovely moments with your friends and family," the person said.

"You don't need to apologise @davidwarner31! You guys were absolutely brilliant and outplayed us. Well done and enjoy!" the fifth user added.

"Come on please don't apologise anol sir, AUS team put up a great game and won the world cup despite India doing their best, it's a well deserving one, keep your head high," another netizens added.

Adding humour to the situation, another user stated, "90s kids used to compensate their loss by branding Ricky Ponting as villain, Gen Z cannot even do that."

On Sunday, Australia defeated the tournament's favourites India by six wickets. Despite losing against the Men in Blue in the league stage, the Kangaroos came out with inspirational performance in the World Cup final to emerge victorious in the big stage to lift the trophy for the sixth time.