Ahmedabad: In a dazzling display of spectacle, the ICC World Cup final between cricket powerhouses India and Australia is set to kick off at 12:30 pm at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, perhaps world's largest stadium with over 1.3 lakh spectators inside the stadium.
Adding a breathtaking twist, the Indian Air Force's Suryakiran team will showcase a 10-minute air show, featuring acrobatics by nine hawks, led by Flight Commander Wing Commander Siddhesh Karthik.
This unprecedented sky salute marks a historic moment as the IAF graces the cricket event with a mesmerizing performance.
The air show, free for spectators, awaits final approval from the Defense Ministry following the submission of a draft letter by the BCCI.
During half-time at 5:30 pm, the stadium will transform into a vibrant stage for a 15-minute performance, featuring 500 dancers and a live musical extravaganza by renowned artist Pritam.
The Parade of Champions, a first-time honor, will celebrate World Cup-winning cricket captains, with a 20-second reel showcasing their triumphant moments.
Adding to the spectacle, the second drink break in the second inning at 8:30 pm will feature a 90-second laser show.
The climax promises to be nothing short of spectacular, with the crowning of the World Champions followed by a stunning display of 1200 drones creating intricate shapes in the night sky, culminating in a grand fireworks finale.
The Narendra Modi Stadium is gearing up for an unforgettable blend of cricketing glory and breathtaking entertainment.
