US EditionCharles Hails Conclusion of Lord’s Test as He Meets Indian Cricket Team
LONDON, ENGLAND, JUL 15 – King Charles III hosted the Indian cricket teams after their England tours, acknowledging the men’s narrow Test loss and the women’s historic T20I series victory, officials said.
- On Tuesday, King Charles III welcomed both the male and female Indian cricket squads at Clarence House in London following their England tours.
- The meeting followed the Indian men's narrow 22-run defeat by England in the third Test at Lord's, which ended in a thrilling final session.
- During the meeting, the King discussed the match's key moments, expressed sympathy over Mohammed Siraj's dismissal, and asked about players' personal matters including Akash Deep's sister's health.
- King Charles described Siraj's dismissal as "really annoying just to touch the bails" and called the match "exciting," while Shubman Gill called it an "unfortunate match" that could have gone either way.
- The visit symbolized mutual respect between the teams and British royalty and preceded the Indian teams' upcoming matches, including the men's fourth Test at Old Trafford and the women's ODI series starting July 16.
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The Indian men's and women's teams met King Charles at London's Clarence House, his residence on Tuesday, and men's captain Shubman GIll and BCCI vice-president Rajeev Shukla later revealed interesting details from the meeting.
India vs England: Currently, both the Indian men's and women's teams are playing a series against them in England. During that time, Shubman and Harmanpreet met King Charles III.
He asked about Akash Deeps sisters illness...: BCCI VP Shukla on King Charles IIIs meet with Indian teams - The Tribune
King Charles III met the Indian men's and women's cricket teams at St. James's Palace in London on Tuesday. India captains Shubman Gill and Harmanpreet Kaur, along with team members and coaching staff, were present during the interaction.
Unfortunate: When King Charles reacted to Mohammed Siraj's Lord's Test dismissal
India captain Shubman Gill and vice-captain Rishabh Pant met King Charles III following their narrow defeat at Lord’s. The King praised India’s spirited fight and showed sympathy for Mohammed Siraj’s unlucky dismissal.
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