UP News: India and New Zealand will face each other in the final match of the ICC Champions Trophy today on Sunday (9 March). Even before this, a round of prayers is going on across the country. In the ancient Shri Sarangnath Mahadev temple in the holy city of Kashi, cricket fans prayed for the victory of the Indian team by performing Maha Aarti of Bholenath, Dudhbhishek and Havan. 

Cricket fans said during the conversation that our prayer is that just like the Indian team has been in great form throughout the tournament, they should play in the same way in the final match and win the ICC Champion Trophy. There are a lot of expectations from Virat Kohli , Rohit Sharma, Hardik Pandya, Mohammed Shami and we want God's blessings to remain on all the players.

Baba was anointed with 11 liters of milk 

There is mention of Shri Sarangnath Mahadev, the Shiv temple of Varanasi in ancient religious texts. The final match of the ICC Champion Trophy will be played between India and New Zealand on March 9, where a grand worship was organized by cricket fans in Shri Sarangnath Mahadev temple of Varanasi for the victory of the Indian team. During this, Baba was anointed with 11 liters of milk by the fans. After this, prayers were offered for India's victory with Maha Aarti. During this, pictures of cricket players and India's national flag Tricolor were also put up in Baba's courtyard. 

The Mahant of the temple also said that Baba's blessings should remain on Rohit Sharma, who is leading the team, and all the players. They should give their best performance so that the Indian team wins this tournament. This is our prayer.

A havan was also organized 

A havan was also performed by cricket fans in the havan kund located at the Shri Sarangnath Mahadev temple site. During this, offerings were made in the kund in the name of the victory of the Indian team. After the worship, cricket fans also raised slogans for the victory of Team India and Bharat Mata ki Jai. In such a situation, the whole world is keeping an eye on this match to be held on March 9.