Rohit Sharma’s T20 World Cup champions meet PM Modi at his home, set to travel to Mumbai for one more round of festivities.
The T20 World Cup 2024 celebration including the Indian group arrived at the doorsteps of Top state leader Narendra Modi on Thursday. The Indian group, in the wake of arriving in New Delhi around 6:00 AM cleaned up at the ITC Maurya Inn before taking the group transport to PM Modi’s home. The Rohit Sharma-drove group had a short dance execution at the inn after embracing a fabulous gladly received. Not long later, the players, driven by captain Rohit, cut a unique cake at the lodging before they took off to meet the Head of the state.
At around 1:00 PM, the Indian left PM Modi’s home for the Delhi air terminal, from where they will be traveling to Mumbai for the following round of festivities.
Remarkably, the Head of the state had complimented the Men dressed in Blue for their Reality Cup over a call after last Saturday. According to the timetable, the Indian group’s morning meal was arranged with PM Modi.
The players purportedly have a trip to get at 2:00 PM which will take them to Mumbai, where an open transport march has been arranged. BCCI secretary Jay Shah and Rohit had posted via virtual entertainment on Wednesday, asking fans to turn up in enormous numbers to show their help for the side.
It would be an extraordinary second for the 37-year-old Rohit, who is a Mumbaikar and a colossal fan number one in the city.
A comparable street show was held in Mumbai a long time back when Dhoni’s group had beaten the most outstanding opponent Pakistan in the last of the debut 2007 World T20 in South Africa.
Tired however invigorated, they recognized the holding-up fans by waving at them and glimmering comforting grins.
Suryakumar, who took the hair-raising game-dominating catch of David Mill operator in the last, was the most enlivened in answering the cheering.
Gasp, who got back to worldwide cricket at the fair closed occasion after a dangerous fender bender, showed respect to the accumulated group, while pacer Mohammed Siraj made a gesture of blowing flying kisses toward them.
Rohit and Player of the Last Kohli, both of whom resigned from T20Is toward the finish of India’s mission, were among the last to emerge from the celebrity exit.
Rohit raised the sought-after prize for the fans to get a brief look before boarding the transport. Kohli, on his part, offered a go-ahead to recognize the help.
In their fervor to see their legends face to face, a few fans guaranteed that they had been holding up external the air terminal since the previous evening.
“We have been here since the previous evening. It was vital as far as we were concerned to win this World Cup after losing the ODI World Cup last year,” a gathering of fans said.
The crew won the nation its second T20 world title, finishing an 11-year hang tight for an ICC prize, on Saturday. India’s past ICC title was in 2013 when it won the Heroes Prize under Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
