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PM Modi's 'Cricket Diplomacy' Stuns Australia! Big Vision for India-Australia Sports Partnership
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July 9, 2026
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3:10Now PlayingAddressing a joint press conference with Australian PM Anthony Albanese, PM Modi, says, "Today, as we are in Melbourne, the sporting capital of the world, not talking about sports would be like winning the toss in a cricket match but never starting the game. Cricket is a diplomatic language in India and Australia relations. In many ways, our meetings are like a game of cricket: our agenda is as focused as a One Day International, our decisions are as swift as a T20 match, and our partnership is as enduring and deep as a Test match. In the coming years, both our countries will host major sporting events such as the Olympic Games and the Commonwealth Games. This will not only strengthen our sporting cooperation but also create numerous opportunities for investment in sports infrastructure."
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