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Google gears up for India-Australia match with doodle

| | Mar 26, 2015, at 05:09 am
New York, Mar 25 (IBNS): Gearing up for the crucial clash between India and Australia in the semi-finals of the World Cup on Thursday, popular search engine Google on Wednesday decorated their homepage with a doodle dedicated to the match.

The doodle showed the flags of both Australia and India with six players, with three each, representing their respective nations on the  in the foreground.

The first three players represented Australia while the rest were painted in Indian colour of blue.

India and Australia will face each other in the semi-final of Thursday.

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