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The decisions were reached during the ICC Board meeting on Tuesday, solidifying the terms of Sri Lanka Cricket's suspension.

The event, spanning from October 5 to November 19, captivated cricket enthusiasts worldwide, promising an immersive experience at the heart of the action.

India's remarkable journey saw them secure ten consecutive victories leading up to the final on their home turf, only to face defeat against an Australian side that excelled in every aspect, claiming a decisive six-wicket win to lift the coveted trophy.

India, considered the tournament favorites, showcased dominance by winning ten consecutive matches. However, their unbeaten streak met its end in the final against Australia, where they suffered a six-wicket loss in Ahmedabad.

Rohit Sharma, the captain of the team, proved his mettle at the top of the order, setting the stage with his explosive innings.

Starting at a nerve-racking 47/3 after seven overs, Labuschagne, in an exemplary display of partnership, complemented Travis Head's stellar 137 off 120 balls in a staggering 192-run alliance.

Acknowledging the immense magnitude of the occasion, Sharma reflected on the significance of maintaining calmness and composure, citing their pivotal role in executing game plans effectively.

India, under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma, has maintained an impeccable record, winning all 10 matches in the tournament.

India, the proud hosts of the tournament, have showcased their dominance, clinching ten consecutive victories, including a notable six-wicket win over Australia in the tournament's kick-off at Chennai on October 8.

Back in 2003, under Ricky Ponting's leadership, the Australian team emerged victorious over India, marking a distressing 125-run loss for the Indian side.