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India-Australia relationship is in T20 mode, says Narendra Modi after meeting Anthony Albanese

| @indiablooms | May 24, 2023, at 03:01 pm

Sydney: PM Narendra Modi on Wednesday described the relationship between India and Australia as firmly in the T20 mode.

He said he had a comprehensive and wide-ranging discussion with Australian PM Anthony Albanese.

"Today’s talks with PM @AlboMP were comprehensive and wide-ranging. This is our sixth meeting in the last one year, indicative of the warmth in the India-Australia friendship. In cricketing terminology- we are firmly in T-20 mode!" he said.

Modi is on a third-leg of his three-nation tour.

Before Australia, he visited Papua New Guinea and Japan.

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