The winners have shown up. The T-20 World Cup team from India was welcomed with open arms as they arrived in Delhi. After five days, Team India—the winners of the T20 World Cup—left for home. They triumphed gloriously over South Africa in the decisive match, which took place on this month’s 29th. The Indian squad, which was scheduled to depart after winning the cup but had to wait out cyclone Beryl in Barbados, has finally taken a special aircraft to India. The world champions were warmly welcomed by BCCI officials and Team India supporters when they arrived at Delhi Airport on Thursday morning. The media, secretary Jaisha, and BCCI president Roger Binny all returned home on the same flight.
Fans flocked to the Delhi airport as soon as the players arrived. There, a sizable crowd arrived to greet the cricket team from India. “India, India.” “Bharat Mata Ki Jai.” The World Cup trophy was displayed by captain Rohit Sharma as he addressed the crowd. After nearly 17 years, the Indian team finally won the T20 World Cup, and the supporters welcomed them. The cricket players then boarded a chartered bus that the BCCI had organized to take them to the ITC Maurya Hotel.
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In a little while, the players—who are now lodging at the Reax Hotel and ITC Maurya—will visit Prime Minister Modi’s home. Modi and I are scheduled to meet from 10 a.m. until 12 p.m. After that, at 2:00 pm, they would take a special airplane to Mumbai. Arrive in Mumbai at 4 p.m. At five o’clock in the evening, Mumbai’s Nariman Point will be the starting point of the Victory Parade. The BCCI will host a reception at the Wankhede Stadium from 7 to 7 p.m.
After nearly 17 years, Team India became victorious in the T20 World Cup. Under Dhoni’s leadership, India won the T20 World Cup in 2007 and has since repeated as champions. Captain Rohit Sharma, important batsman Virat Kohli, and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja declared their retirement from the T20 format following the World Cup. In the June 29 final, India triumphed against South Africa to win the minor cup.