The maestro of sand art Sudarsan Pattnaik crafted a massive 56-foot-long World Cup trophy at Puri beach for Team India

Team India is overwhelmed with good wishes from all around the world with just a day to go before the last match of the Cricket World Cup 2023. Adding his voice to the chorus was Sudarsan Pattnaik, the sand art maestro renowned for creating breathtaking works of art for every major event on the Indian and international scene.

He has crafted a massive 56-foot-long World Cup trophy with message 'Good Luck Team India,' at Puri beach. On Sunday, Australia and India will square off in the ICC Cricket World Cup final at Ahmedabad's Narendra Modi Stadium. Team India is overwhelmed with good wishes from all around the world with just a day to go before the last match of the Cricket World Cup 2023. 

Mr. Pattnaik used over 500 steel bowls and 300 cricket balls to create a sandy spectacle of a World Cup trophy. It is around 56 feet in length. He worked on this sculpture for roughly six hours with the help of students from his sand art institute.