Tata gifts luxury car to Indian Women’s World Cup winners

Tata Sierra car for women cricketers: The Indian women’s team has created history by winning the trophy for the first time in the 2025 Women’s World Cup. On November 2, Navi Mumbai’s D.Y. They won the World Cup by defeating South Africa by 52 runs in the final held at Patil Sports Academy. The Indian team captained by Harmanpreet Kaur achieved this historic achievement. For this he was given a reward of Rs 39.55 crore. Apart from this, BCCI has announced a prize money of Rs 51 crore for the Indian women’s team. Now to boost the morale of the Indian team, Tata Motors has also made a big announcement.

Car Gift for Every Female Athlete

After winning the Women’s World Cup, the Indian women’s team has been showered with gifts. In this connection, Tata Motors has announced that it will give its upcoming Tata Sierra car to every player of the team. The starting price of this car starts from Rs 12.5 lakh. Tata Motors CEO Shailendra Chandra said that the Indian team has made the entire country proud with its extraordinary performance and amazing victory. The achievements of the women’s team are a source of determination and growth that inspires every Indian. He said that the soon to be launched Tata Sierra will be given to every player of the Indian team.

Team India met Prime Minister Modi

All the players of the World Cup winning team met Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday. During this, he also presented a jersey named ‘Namo 1’ to the Prime Minister. Everyone had a long conversation with Prime Minister Modi. Apart from this, BCCI has given prize money of Rs 51 crore to the Indian team. Similarly, ICC has given him prize money of Rs 39.55 crore. Apart from this, every player of the Indian team is being given a grand welcome at many places.

India defeated South Africa in the final.

India defeated South Africa by 52 runs in the final of the 2025 ICC Women’s World Cup. Batting first, India scored 298 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in the allotted 50 overs. In reply, South Africa were all out for only 246 runs, losing all their wickets in 45.3 overs. With this, India achieved a historic achievement by winning its first World Cup trophy.