The 9th T20 World Cup series between USA and West Indies came to an end last Sunday. Rohit Sharma-led India beat South Africa by 7 runs to win the trophy for the second time in a thrilling final at Bridgetown, West Indies.
Following this victory of the Indian team, the fans showered their congratulations. Also, they are eagerly waiting for their return home. In this case, a Category 5 Storm Beryl warning has been issued for Barbados and the Caribbean Islands, where the T20 World Cup finals took place. Due to this there was a delay in the Indian cricket team’s return home. For the last 3 days, all the players of the Indian cricket team were staying at the hotel where they were staying.
In this case, a special flight has been arranged for the Indian cricket team players to return to their home country. It has been informed that this flight, which has already left Barbados for Delhi on Wednesday evening, will reach the capital Delhi tomorrow evening.
An Air India special flight named AIC24WC – Air India Champions 24 World Cup will bring back the Indian team, its support staff, players’ families including some board officials and Indian journalists.
In this situation, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced that an open bus parade (Open Bus Parade) will be held tomorrow Thursday evening in Mumbai for the Indian team led by Rohit Sharma who won the T20 World Cup.
A group of Indian soldiers traveling in a special flight will land in Delhi on Thursday morning. After this, the Prime Minister Narendra Modi They are going to partake in the provided breakfast. Following this, the Indian players will participate in the open air bus parade in Mumbai. At 4 pm, the procession will take place from the National Performing Arts Center at Nariman Point, Mumbai, to the Wankhede Stadium, about 2 km. A large number of fans are expected to participate in this.
“The players are tired and mentally exhausted. That is why it was decided to conduct a short open air bus procession from the National Performing Arts Center to Nariman Point to the Wankhede Stadium, which is less than 2 kms, followed by distribution of prizes, 125 crore prize money distributed by Secretary BCCI Jai Shah. Sources in the Board of Control for Cricket in India said.
The event is expected to be similar to the reception given to the MS Dhoni-led Indian team that won the 2007 T20 World Cup.
