After Australias win over India in ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 final in Ahmedabad on November 19, Glenn Maxwells wife Vini Raman has hit out at trolls for supporting Australia, despite having Indian roots. Vini Ramans strong message to trollsVini Raman has taken to the social media platform, Instagram where she posted several images of Maxwell, including a message for trolls at the end. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Vini Maxwell (@vini.raman)The caption reads, Melbourne - Singapore - Delhi - Dharamsala - Ahmedabad - Mumbai - Pune - Kolkata -Ahmedabad - Singapore - Melbourne.Furthermore, it added, a trip of a lifetime that Logan wont remember. @gmaxi_32 still in awe of everything youve accomplished this tournament (are you even real) PS. Swipe to the last slide for a little PSA.However, Raman lashed out at trolls after numerous people criticised her for supporting Australia despite having roots in India. The last slide reads, Cue all the hateful vile DMs. Stay classy.Glenn Maxwells wife Vini Raman Insta post InstagramFurthermore, Raman said in an Instagram post.Cant believe this needs to be said BUT you can be Indian and also support the country of your birth where you have been raised and more importantly the team your husband + father of your plays in #nobrainer. Take a chill pill and direct the outrage towards more important world issues.Vini Ramans Indian connectionNotably, Vini Raman belongs to a Tamil Brahmin family, who migrated to Australia from India. Her parents are Venkat and Vijyalaxmi Raman, and she has an elder sister named Madhu. Brilliant Australia lifts World Cup Earlier, India posted 240 runs after Australias brilliant bowling display. In pursuit of 241 runs target, Australia was initially shaky, as India claimed three wickets at the score of 47. However, Travis Heads blazing hundred and Marnus Labuschagnes gritty 58* sealed the World Cup title for the Kangaroos Maxwell creates historyAustralian allrounder Maxwell also had a great campaign as he smashed the fastest hundred and double hundred in World Cup history. The 35-year-old ended the World Cup campaign with 400 runs to his account including six wickets.
