T20 World Cup Final / India didn't reach the finals, but this 13-year-old cute 'Indian' will rock the MCG

T20 World Cup Final: The final match of T20 World Cup-2022 will be played between Pakistan and England. Team India's dream was broken by England in the semi-finals, when Jos Buttler's team won by 10 wickets in Adelaide. The team captained by Rohit Sharma could not reach the final but a cute girl will definitely be seen in Melbourne. The connection of this 13 year old girl named Janki Ishwar is from India.

Janaki Eshwar will perform in Melbourne

The Indian team was a strong contender to win the T20 World Cup this time, but even after 15 years its wait could not end. England broke his dream. The final match of the T20 World Cup is to be played between Pakistan and England at Australia's prestigious Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). However, it is a matter of honor for crores of Indians that Indian-origin singer Janaki Easwar will be seen performing before this match.

Janaki belongs to Kerala

Janaki's age is only 13 years and she belongs to Kerala state of India. She settled in Australia with her parents in the year 2007.

Will perform with Ice House

Janki Ishwar will perform with Australian rock group Ice House in the final match to be held in Melbourne. The conclusion of T20 World Cup-2022 is also to be held in Melbourne.

Singer of Zimbabwe will also support

Janki will perform during the second song Ice House we can get together on the evening of the competition. It will also feature Zimbabwe-born singer Thando Sikwila.

Janaki expressed happiness

In an interview to The Indian Express, Janaki expressed happiness over performing in the T20 World Cup final. He said that getting such opportunities increases enthusiasm.

'Would have been nice had India played the final'

Janaki said, 'It will be an incredible experience for me to perform in front of such a huge crowd at the MCG and in front of millions of viewers globally. My parents are big fans of cricket. This could happen only because of them. I am looking forward to performing. It would have been better if India had played this final match.

Janaki grew up in Australia only

Janaki has grown up in Australia since childhood. When she was 5 years old, her parents introduced her to Indian music. He started taking classical music lessons.