The 2023 ODI World Cup anthem will be made public on September 20 at 12:00 PM IST, as reported by the International Cricket Council.
The canon event of cricket, the ODI World Cup will begin on October 5 in India. Renowned Indian music director Pritam composed the song for the tournament. Meanwhile, the ICC has shared the anthem’s poster on its social media accounts starring Bollywood sensation Ranveer Singh.
Buzz Before the mega event
Singh will be featured in the song, titled, “Dil Jashn Bole,”. Dhanashree Verma, a well-known choreographer and the wife of Indian wrist-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal is reportedly expected to appear in the music video.
The craze of cricket in India can be understood by the fact, that mega stars of Bollywood are always called up for promotional activities. Previously, Bollywood megastar Shah Rukh Khan appeared in a World Cup promotional video and posed with the famous trophy.
No cricket fan can ever forget the Fans, the 2011 World Cup theme song ‘De Ghuma Ke’ which was composed by Bollywood music directors trio Shankar, Ehsaan, and Loy.
The song is still engraved in the hearts of every Indian, as it captured the imagination of the entire nation. Fans are requesting a song that captures the thrill of the World Cup like no other as ‘De Ghuma Ke’.Videos of this song are being extensively shared on social media.
The Clash to clinch the Trophy
The 2023 ODI World Cup will start on October 5 and will conclude on November 19 with the final match The colossal ICC event will feature a total of 10 teams and will be played in a round-robin format with each team playing the other once in the group round.
England and New Zealand will face off in the tournament’s inaugural game. India’s campaign will get underway on October 8 against Australia. The much anticipated India vs. Pakistan match will take place at the Narendra Modi Stadium on October 14.
India will want to repeat their 2011 World Cup-winning campaign. And will strive hard to give their fans the chance to celebrate the win of an ICC tournament after 2013. The year in which men in blue won the Champions Trophy in England.
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