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World Cup 2015 Semifinal Australia v/s India: 'Swami Army' aim to spoil Australian party at Sydney

Organisers are privately expecting a staggering 70 percent of a sold out Sydney crowd to be reportedly made up of fanatical Indian supporters and the tournament hosts are likely to feel kicked out of their own party at the SCG.

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Indian fans are all set to dominate the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) when the defending champions take on Australia in their World Cup semifinal tie and the co-founder of the 'Swami Army' has claimed that the Australian fans are just 'scratching the barrel'.

Organisers are privately expecting a staggering 70 percent of a sold out Sydney crowd to be reportedly made up of fanatical Indian supporters and the tournament hosts are likely to feel kicked out of their own party at the SCG.

The prospect of the SCG turning into a replica of Eden Gardens, Kolkata, is ripe and Australian players like Michael Clarke and David Warner have issued an 'impassioned call of arms' for fans to create a gold out on Thursday, News.com.au reported.

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Even SCG-locals, the Sydney Swans, are set to be brought on board to help spread the 'gold out' message. But co-founder of the Swami Army, Kartik Ayyalasomayajula says this is the biggest down under Indian sporting event of all time.

Ayyalasomayajula said that he believes that the tweets definitely say that the Australian fans are going to be outnumbered, adding that he would have thought that would be a standard expectation for the Aussie fans without their heroes going on Twitter to plead with them. He said that India versus Australia in a World Cup semifinal, 'it doesn't get much bigger than that'.

He pointed out that Australia won't have seen this 'level of support or atmosphere' for a cricket game, adding that one has to go to the sub-continent countries to get that kind of 'feel'. He insisted that they are effectively bringing that atmosphere to Sydney and signed off that it's going to be a 'spectacle'. 

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