On Sunday in Gujarat's Narendra Modi Stadium, India and Australia will square off in the World Cup final.
Digital Desk: The 56-foot World Cup trophy with the caption "Good Luck Team India" was created by renowned sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik at the Puri sea beach in Odisha.
On Sunday in Gujarat's Narendra Modi Stadium, India and Australia will square off in the World Cup final.
By utilising about 500 steel bowls and 300 hundred cricket balls, Sudarsan created a stunning sand art representation of the World Cup trophy, wishing good luck to the men in blue. It is around 56 feet in length.
Together with his pupils from the sand art academy, they finished this artwork in around six hours.
"We have created this special installation of sand art to wish Team India for the final match of India vs Australia, which will be played in Gujarat," Sudarsan remarked.
The Padma award-winning artist Sudarsan has received several accolades and competed in over 65 major sand art festivals and competitions worldwide.
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