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'Unfinished Task From 2017 Has Finally Been Completed,' Says Richa’s Childhood Coach Gopal Saha
India were competing in their third World Cup final, having previously played in the title decider in 2005 and 2017, where they finished as the runners-up behind Australia and England, respectively. The 2017 final at Lord's was a major heartbreak for India as they narrowly missed the trophy by nine runs.
"It feels so good. The unfinished task from 2017 has finally been completed. India’s victory brings such happiness. Congratulations to everyone! Keep playing well and move forward," Saha told IANS.
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