Anand Mahindra's Monday Motivation Includes 'Men in Blue': "We Didn't Lose"
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The post, shared on Monday morning, amassed close to 1.90 lakh views and several reactions from Mr Mahindra's followers and other social media users.
The Cricket World Cup final match between India and Australia was one of the most-awaited events of the year. Riding on the success of 10 back-to-back victories, India entered the final with high confidence and strong line-up of both batsmen and bowlers. But Australia, already a five-time winner of the tournament, left nothing to chance and displayed excellent cricket to snatch the match from India's grip and emerge victorious. Their sixth World Cup win left millions of fans in India heartbroken. This sums up why we didn't lose. It's easy for teams to celebrate together;harder to support & share each other's pain.The Men in Blue came from around the country and from vastly different backgrounds but played as a family and won our hearts. They're STILL my #MondayMotivationpic.twitter.com/BHatUZ7dKH
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But there are some people who are spreading positive vibes to help people tide over the big setback. Among them is industrialist Anand Mahindra, who called the 'Men in Blue' his Monday motivation.
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