New Delhi [India]Former England cricketer Michael Vaughan has said that if Rohit Sharma-led India can win the 2024 T20 World Cup final, the Men in Blue will be entering a “tournament-winning season”.

The Blues will face South Africa in the final of the 2024 T20 World Cup on Saturday at Kensington Oval in Barbados.

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Les Bleus are aiming to end their drought by winning the ICC Trophy since the Champions Trophy in 2013 and also win their first T20 World Cup since the inaugural edition in 2007 in South Africa.

Vaughan said in his official account on X website that Rohit Sharma's team is of “high quality”. He added that if India ends their drought by winning the ICC Cup, they will become stronger in the coming years.

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“I think if India do the job today, they will continue their title chase. They have a lot of quality in and out of this team. It's been 10 years since they won a title and this title can bring some very good results in the years to come,” he wrote. Vaughan on X.

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South Africa and India are the only teams to maintain their unbeaten record at the 2024 edition of the T20 World Cup after impressive performances at the mega event.

Both teams had mixed performances in the tournament. The Rohit Sharma-led team dominated every team they faced in the tournament, including heavyweights like Australia, Pakistan and England.

Even though the Protea team managed to narrowly escape on several occasions on their way to the final, Bangladesh and Nepal faced extraordinary difficulties in the group stage. And in their final match of the Super 8 tournament against hosts West Indies, they almost ensured an exit from the tournament while chasing a revised target of 123 runs. (ANI)

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