‌WATCH | Rohit and Kohli lead a heartfelt rendition of ‘Vande Mataram’ in India’s victory lap at Wankhede

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Not every day do you get goosebumps, but a cauldron of 33000 people singing the national song of a nation is an electrifying display of unity and patriotism. Following their 2024 T20 World Cup, the Indian team led by Rohit Sharma received a heartwarming welcome from the fans and rejoiced.

The Indian team’s return home after a T20 World Cup triumph was halted by the onset of hurricane Beryl in the Caribbean islands. Beating South Africa by seven runs in a nail-biting final, the Indian team boarded a chartered flight, organised by the BCCI on July 3. On landing in New Delhi, the unit was welcomed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a special breakfast followed by an open bus victory parade in Mumbai. 

A Plethora of crowd jampacked in Marine Drive, awaiting the Champions' arrival in the afternoon. As the Indian team bus with the Champions tag headed for a parade, Rohit Sharma and co. received heartwarming reactions from the fans. During the proceedings, the Indian team also marched around the Wankhede stadium in a victory lap, singing the national song Vande Mataram. Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, and Hardik Pandya led the group with each team member resonating with the chants wholeheartedly.

Goosebump moment!!!

 

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