Australia captain Pat Cummins and India all -rounder Hardik Pandya condemned the terrorist attack in Pahgam in Jammu and Kashmir, killing 26 tourists in Sundar Besaran Meado on Tuesday. On Wednesday, the two captains sent their condolences to the families of the victims of the attacks, while sports the black armbands for the toss for the IPL 2025 match between Mumbai Indians and Sunrisers Hyderabad in Hyderabad on Wednesday.
Terrorist attack on tourists One of the most beautiful travel sites in Jammu and Kashmir shook the country. The terrorist attack described as one of the worst in Jammu and Kashmir took place on Tuesday afternoon, when a group of terrorists caught tired, set fire to tourists.
Decorated commentator Harsha Bhogle expressed his condolences to people close to the victims as he presented a toss at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium. Prior to the toss, the commentators of the official broadcasters, including Anil Kumbal, Ambati Rayudu and Mark Boucher, saw a minute’s silence in the commentary box, remembering the attacks.
Hardik Pandya, the captain of the Indians of Mumbai, said, “I would like to pass messages and sensibilities towards families who have lost their loved ones in the terrorist attack. I strongly condemn them, our team strongly condemns these cowardice acts.”
Pat Cummins, who received a big cheer to speak in the toss, spoke on behalf of the Australian cricket community condemning the attack.
“Yes, it is heartbreaking to see it. We all go to Sunrisers and all the Australians who love in India, our hearts go to all the victims and families of all those who have been impressed,” he said.
All players, members of assistant employees and members of the broadcasting team were wearing black armbands in Hyderabad on Wednesday. The two teams were scheduled to inspect a one -minute silence before the match started in Hyderabad.
The BCCI also ensured that there were no customary fireworks and cheerleaders performance during the game during the game in Hyderabad.
In the day, Indian cricketers, including the choice of Arlir, Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and Mohammed Shami, condemned the terrorist attack, called for fast action against criminals. Former cricketer Srivat Goswami called for boycotting all sports relations with Pakistan.
Australia captain Pat Cummins and India all -rounder Hardik Pandya condemned the terrorist attack in Pahgam in Jammu and Kashmir, killing 26 tourists in Sundar Besaran Meado on Tuesday. Wearing a black armband, as they went out for the toss before the IPL 2025 match between Mumbai Indians and Sunrisers Hyderabad in Hyderabad on Wednesday, the two captains expressed their condolences to the families of the victims.
The terrorist attack described as one of the worst in Jammu and Kashmir sent shockwaves across the country. Attack on Tuesday afternoon when a group of terrorists set fire to tourists in one of the most popular travel sites in the region.
Our heart goes out for victims: Cummins
Experienced commentator Harsha Bhogle expressed his condolences to the families of the victims, presenting the toss at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium. Next to the toss, the official broadcast team -Anil Kumbal, Ambati Rayudu and Mark Boucher visited the commentary box in memory of those who lost their lives.
Mumbai Indians captain Hardik Pandya said, “I would like to express a message and condolences to those families who have lost their loved ones in the terrorist attack. Our team strongly condemns these acts.”
Pat Cummins, who welcomed a warm welcome, as he stepped into the toss, shared his feelings on behalf of the Australian cricket community.
“Yes, this is a heart -breaking to see. We all in Sunrisers, and also to all the Australians who love in India, our hearts go out to all the victims and families of those who have been impressed,” Cummins said.
All the players, assistant staff and broadcasting crew members wore a black armband during the match in Hyderabad on Wednesday. The two teams were also prescribed to inspect the one minute silence before the game started.
The BCCI ensured that there were no customary fireworks or cheerleader performances during the game as a mark of honor.
Earlier in the day, many Indian cricketers – including Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, and Mohammed Shami – saw the attack and took rapid action against criminals. Former cricketer Srivat Goswami proceeded, urging the complete boycott of sports relations with Pakistan.
The attack in Pahalgam was claimed from the resistance front, An offshoot of Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Tiba.
Views shown from the attack site The body is scattered around and women are crying in trouble As the locals ran to help him. An eyewitness said that unknown gunmen set the tourists on fire from a close range, resulting in injuries to many people.
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