
In the T20 World Cup 2024, India defeated South Africa in the final to win the title for the first time in 17 years. With this, the 11-year ICC trophy drought also ended. Revealing the Men in Blue's second ICC T20 World Cup title win, Indian captain Rohit Sharma said that the feeling of winning the trophy is not completely over and he wants to live every moment to the fullest. He said that till now he cannot believe that he has won and it is a wonderful moment.
BCCI shared video
With the help of Arshdeep Singh, Jasprit Bumrah, and Hardik Pandya's bowling in the death overs and before that Virat Kohli and Axar Patel's brilliant innings, India defeated South Africa by seven runs in a thrilling final in Barbados on Saturday to end the ICC trophy drought. In a video posted by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), Rohit said that the feeling of winning the tournament is surreal and it still feels like a dream, as the team had worked for it for a long time.
Rohit's statement came out.
Rohit said- It has been a great moment. From the time the match ended till now, it felt like a dream. We still feel that it has not happened or we do not believe it. This is the feeling inside us right now. We have dreamed about it for so long. We worked hard as a team for so long and now it feels quite relieving to see it with us. You feel relieved only when you work hard for something and finally, you get it. It feels good.
We had a good time.
Indian players could not sleep before the celebration.
The captain said that the team celebrated their victory till the next morning, due to which he could not sleep, but this victory was worth celebrating. He said, 'We had a lot of fun with the teammates till morning. I could not sleep properly. However, now it is time to celebrate. I have a lot of time to go back home and sleep. This moment was very special for all of us and I want to live it. I want to live every moment, every second, every minute that is passing by. I want to make the most of it. I don't think I can put it into words because nothing was scripted. Whatever it was you know, whatever is visible is the emotions inside.'
Rohit's statement on tasting the pitch
On tasting the Barbados pitch, Rohit said that the pitch helped him get his moment and he wanted to keep a piece of it with him. He also said that he will always remember the Kensington Oval ground in Barbados. Hitman said- You know ... I was feeling that moment when I went to the pitch because that pitch gave us this victory. We played on that special pitch and we won the match, on that special ground too. I will always remember that ground in my life and that pitch too. So I wanted to keep a piece of it with me. So yes, those moments are very, very special. The place where all our dreams came true, I wanted a part of it. This was the feeling behind it.
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