Indian-American fans torn between nations as Cricket World Cup wraps up in Nassau
Though U.S. fans were well represented, many Indian-Americans told News 12 they had a hard time choosing sides.
Jun 12, 2024, 4:28 PM
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Updated 11 days ago
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11ds agoTeam USA and India fans flocked to Eisenhower Park Wednesday to watch the final match of the T20 Cricket World Cup in Nassau County.
India defeated the United States by seven wickets.
Though U.S. fans were well represented, many Indian-Americans told News 12 they had a hard time choosing sides.
For some fans, it was a chance to cheer for both teams. News 12’s Kevin Maher spoke to them in Eisenhower Park.
