New Delhi: Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is on a four-day visit to India. As part of his tour, he will watch the fourth Test between Australia and India on Thursday along with Prime Minister Modi. Already reached the stadium. Many important topics will be discussed during his visit.
First Published Mar 9, 2023, 10:05 AM IST
PM Modi, Anthony Albanese in Motera: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese are participating in the first day of India-Australia fourth Test at Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Prime Minister Modi gave a warm welcome to Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at the stadium. Lakhs of people who came to the stadium greeted the two Prime Ministers with applause. Before the match, Modi and Albanese had a meeting with the players of both the teams.
In details… Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has come on a four-day visit to India. As part of his tour, he will watch the fourth Test between Australia and India on Thursday along with Prime Minister Modi. Already reached the stadium. Officials said that many important issues will be discussed during his visit. Prime Minister Modi and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese were welcomed with huge applause at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Gujarat. Before the start of the fourth Test between India and Australia, the two Prime Ministers toured the huge stadium in a golf cart. Prime Minister Modi and Albanese handed over Test caps to their team captains Rohit Sharma and Steve Smith.
Australian Prime Minister reached Ahmedabad on Wednesday as part of his visit to India. Prime Minister Modi reached the state late last night. The Prime Minister of Australia said that he received an unprecedented welcome in Ahmedabad, India and that this was an important visit for Australia-India relations. Albanese said in his tweet that his visit demonstrates his commitment to further strengthen ties between the two countries and be a force for stability and growth in our region. Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel welcomed the Australian Prime Minister who went to Sabarmati Ashram. Australia’s High Commissioner Barry O’Farrell said that cricket is one of the things that unites the two countries and it will be great to see the leaders of the Indian and Australian teams on the first day’s match in Ahmedabad.
India is currently leading the Border-Gavaskar series 2-1. If they win the final test, they will qualify for the final of the ICC World Test Championship, which will be played against Australia in London from June 7.
