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3:16Now PlayingAmitabh Bachchan’s cryptic post on X (previously known as Twitter) during the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023 final is grabbing a lot of eyeballs. The veteran actor took to the micro-blogging site when the India vs Australia game was underway, and wrote ‘kuch bhi toh nahi’. It is worth noting that netizens had requested Big B to not watch the final, as he had tweeted ‘whenever I don’t watch we WIN !’ after India won the semi-final against New Zealand. It is no secret that India lost the World Cup final against Australia and netizens are now questioning Amitabh if he watched the match. Reacting to his recent cryptic post, a user wrote ‘Sir, i think you watched the full match & as you said we lost’, whereas another one wrote ‘Aap match nahi dekh rahe ho na? chupke se ?’ One of the netizens commented, ‘Aap please match naa dekhiyee biggB’. Notably, Amitabh Bachchan penned heartfelt notes for Team India earlier today. He wrote, ‘Team India .. last night’s result is not, in anyway, a reflection of your talent , capability and standing .. proud of you .. better things will happen .. keep at it’. Big B further added, ‘your talent , capability and standing is beyond all that .. it is supreme .. the results of the 10 you played exhibited that .. you are a feared team .. just see how many ex Champions and Winners you devastated in this WC .. you are the BEST .. and shall remain so ..’ For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.
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