The ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Final between India and Australia is just a night away and there is already a lot of buzz surrounding the closing ceremony on Sunday (November 19) at the iconic Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.
The closing ceremony, set to unfold at the largest cricket stadium in the world - in terms of capacity - promises to be a spectacle of emotions and a cultural extravaganza, organised by TCM Platform (TCMP), a prominent Sports Marketing and Management Company in India.

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MyKhel had the opportunity to delve into the details of the closing ceremony with Chanda Singh, Director of TCM Platform and CEO of XP&D, shedding light on the theme, and performers.
"We are thrilled to bring forth an unparalleled closing ceremony for the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023. In crafting each event like this, our foremost goal is to place the fans in the stadium at the heart of the experience. Through every performance, spectacle, and thrill, we aspire to fashion indelible moments of wonder that will be etched in people's memories for a lifetime," she added.
Chanda Singh even dispelled rumours about British pop star Dua Lipa's participation in the ceremony. Here are the excerpts:
Question: What is the theme for the CWC23 closing ceremony?
Answer: The tournament's theme revolves around the Navrasa and its linked emotions, encompassing those of the closing ceremony. Each of the performances we've prepared will be a captivating spectacle for every fan in the stadium, evoking the emotions associated with the Navrasa.
Q: What unique has the team planned to showcase India and Indian sports/culture in the closing ceremony?
Ans: The ceremony will begin with a stunning air show by the Indian Air Force's Suryakiran Aerobatic Team, highlighting India and its abundant sports and cultural legacy. This demonstration will represent the strength and unity inherent in the world of cricket.
Q: Who will be the star performers in the ceremony? Singers and actors?
Ans: We have an incredible lineup of artists who will perform at the ceremony. The star-studded lineup includes performances by renowned composer Pritam and a talented ensemble featuring Nakash Aziz, Jonita Gandhi, Amit Mishra, Akasa Kaur Singh, and Tushar Joshi.
Q: There are rumours about Dua Lipa performing in the closing ceremony. Who will be performing with her i.e. artists from which troupe?
Ans: Despite rumours, Dua Lipa will not be performing at the closing ceremony. However, an exceptional lineup of artists and performers will entertain the audience.
Q: How many artists and dancers have been roped in for the stage performances?
Ans: With over 500 artists, dancers, and performers, the event's grandeur ensures a distinctive and memorable experience for the audience - every part of the show guarantees to craft indelible memories for all spectators.
Q: Which dance group has been hired? Who is the choreographer?
Ans: Hormuzd Khambatta & Dance Company is leading the mesmerising dance performances, poised to leave a lasting impression on all attendees.
Q: Who are the costume designers and wardrobe partners? How long have the artists and choreographers prepared for the event?
Ans: While specific costume designers weren't mentioned, the dance troupes dedicated approximately ten days to meticulously preparing their performances, encompassing choreography, costumes, and visual spectacles.
The ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 closing ceremony, orchestrated by TCM Platform, is set to be a celebration of emotions, culture, and talent. With a stellar lineup of performers, breathtaking visuals, and a theme deeply rooted in the essence of the game, cricket enthusiasts can expect an unforgettable experience as they bid adieu to this cricketing extravaganza.
The closing ceremony is poised to be more than just a conclusion; it is a tribute to the spirit of cricket and a celebration of the global cricketing community.