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After becoming the T20 World Cup 2024 champions, Team India received a grand welcome in Delhi and then Mumbai. Post the victory parade, the team reached Wankhede Stadium, where they were presented with a cheque of 125 crore rupees. BCCI Secretary Jay Shah had announced this reward a day after the World Cup win, and the entire team was handed the cheque now.
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Indian Team Expressing Gratitude -
Following the ceremony, the Indian players took a lap of honor around the stadium to express their gratitude to the fans. The celebration didn't end there, as the players, including Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, danced to the tunes playing in the stadium.
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Lap of Honor and Autographs -
During the lap of honor, the players autographed cricket balls and threw them into the stands for the fans. The highlight of the moment was when Virat and Rohit, leading the lap, started dancing to the music. The entire team joined them, and videos of the celebration surfaced soon after.
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Open-Top Bus Parade -
Rohit Sharma led the team in an open-top bus parade starting from Marine Drive. Fans in large numbers celebrated India's success, cheering and dancing as the T20 World Cup champions passed by, proudly holding the trophy aloft.
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Fans' Enthusiasm -
The fans' excitement was palpable, with some climbing trees to get a better view and cheer for the team. BCCI Secretary Jay Shah and Vice President Rajiv Shukla joined the celebrations and were seen on the bus with the players.
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Celebration with the Indian Flag -
Virat Kohli, Kuldeep Yadav, and Yuzvendra Chahal waved the Indian flag as they celebrated the end of an 11-year ICC trophy drought. Rohit Sharma was seen having fun with Rahul Dravid and batsman Suryakumar Yadav during the celebrations.
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Mumbai's Cricket Fever -
Even before Team India's arrival, Mumbai was gripped with cricket fever. Fans gathered in large numbers, eagerly awaiting the victory parade and a chance to see their favorite stars.
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Team India in Delhi -
Before arriving in Mumbai, the Indian team reached New Delhi early in the morning. They met Prime Minister Narendra Modi at his residence for breakfast, wearing special jerseys with two stars representing their two T20 World Cup wins. The jerseys prominently featured the word 'Champions'.
This grand celebration in Mumbai, particularly at the iconic Wankhede Stadium, marked a jubilant end to India's victorious T20 World Cup campaign, with players and fans alike reveling in the momentous achievement.
