Players on the cricket field often demonstrate their sportsmanship as well as human feelings. In the same order, before the first Test match between India and England, the players of both teams gave an important message by wearing a black orchestra and keeping a minute quiet. This test match is played in the Headingley, where the players and referees of both teams also tied a black orchestra and ended up on the ground. This step was taken to pay tribute to those who lost their lives in the plane crash held in Ahmedabad. Tribute to the Ahmedabad air accident Before the start of the first Test match in England on June 20, 2025, Indian and English players paid tribute to the victims of the terrible air accident in Ahmedabad by wearing a black band and wearing silence. Hundreds of people lost their lives in this accident, which shook the entire country. The players took this step to express their condolences to this tragic incident. The two teams were seen standing on the ground, where the players bowed their heads and showed respect for the victims. This scene was not only emotional for cricket lovers, but also shows how important humanity and unity are out of sports. pic.twitter.com/m6hwcm0y0h per minute for the Ahmedabad incident before the first test. 🇮🇳 #shubmangill #indvsengtest #indvseng – Shubman Gill Fan (@Broafghan27801) June 20, 2025 The performance of a black strip by moving before the game is a traditional way to remember a sad event or death of a great person. This time, this step was taken to show support and sympathy for the families of people who were victims of Ahmedabad Air Accident. The players of the two countries united during this difficult times and gave a message that the spirit of the game was not only limited to winning loss, but that it also encouraged human values. – Inside Sport (@IINSIDESportind) June 20, 2025 Cricket Board expressed the duration of English Cricket Board (ECB), said in a statement: “Both teams will bear black leases today to express their respect for those who have lost their lives in the Ahmedabad plane crash. the BCCI issued a statement that ‘the Indian cricket team and the English cricket team stopped in the memory of the victims of Ahmedabad aircraft crash before the first test began with the first Test in Leeds.
Indian cricket team paid tribute to victims of Ahmedabad aircraft crash in England land, watch this video of emotional
