Cricket fans in Guwahati showed some real grit by apologizing to the Australian Cricket team for the utterly shameful attack on their bus.
Hundreds of youngsters armed with ‘sorry’ posters stood waiting outside the team’s hotel and the airport on Wednesday morning to extend their apology.
And naturally, as soon as these incredible images hit twitter, they became viral!
Fans apologising to team #Australia outside their hotel #INDvAUS #Guwahati #BarsaparaStadium pic.twitter.com/7qADF5rtIa
— Vishal (@Vishal15067) October 11, 2017
Guwahati cricket fans with sorry placards apologizing to Aussies outside Radisson Blu hotel pic.twitter.com/KqJJH3WNjw
— Mriganka 🇮🇳 (@Atheist_mrigen) October 11, 2017
Guwahati Fans pic.twitter.com/12KYpLnxI4
— sanket s.phalsamkar (@sanketsphal) October 11, 2017
Guwahati fans apologized to Aussies by holding placards and screaming sorry sorry as they were heading back to airport. pic.twitter.com/U3pAmQz6OB
— The Skin Doctor (@thecyberbully13) October 11, 2017
Sorry aus team. We are love you, our deep apology #assam guwahati india @davidwarner31 @AaronFinch5 pic.twitter.com/e9w6I4GlIh
— Bishal Bharadwaz (@BharadwazBishal) October 11, 2017
On Tuesday evening, the Australian team was left baffled after their bus was attacked with stones by few miscreants. Their window was shattered into pieces after the team claimed victory over India in a Twenty20 match.
Though the incident left the entire nation down, by apologizing for no fault of theirs, these youngsters in Guwahati ended up making us and every sport lover proud!
So much so, that Australian cricketer Moises Henriques also took to Twitter to appreciate the support and ‘good vibes’ from the fans.
Whilst the bus home last night wasn’t ideal, the support from fans & children across Assam today in response was kind. Cheers 2 good vibes✌🏼
— Moises Henriques (@Mozzie21) October 11, 2017
And now, reports have emerged that Gorchuk police has succeeded in arresting two youths on Wednesday morning for allegedly attacking the bus.
Now let’s hope that India wins the next match.
(Feature image source: Twitter)