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Now a big update has come on when the Indian team, which is stuck in Barbados due to bad weather, will reach the T20 World Cup 2024 trophy. The moment that the fans of the Indian team were eagerly waiting for is now getting closer. According to the new information, the Indian cricket team is expected to reach New Delhi Airport at 6 am tomorrow.
After winning the title from Barbados, the Indian cricket team has left for Delhi. The BCCI has sent a special flight to pick up Team India. The players will be given a grand welcome on their return to their hometown. According to a report, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet Team India on Thursday. The entire team including Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Yuzvendra Chahal was stuck in Barbados due to cyclone Beryl. Due to which the return of the players was delayed.
will meet PM Modi
After their return, the Indian cricket team will meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Team India is reaching Delhi from Barbados on Thursday. BCCI sent Air India Boeing 777 aircraft to bring the players. Team India can reach the Prime Minister's residence at 11 am. After meeting Prime Minister Modi, they will leave for Mumbai.
will do a road show here
The Indian team is returning to India from Barbados in a special chartered plane named Air India Cricket 24 World Champion. All the players will go directly to the hotel from the airport. After this, all the players will meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi at 11 am. After meeting the Prime Minister, the team will leave for Mumbai. After reaching Mumbai, the Indian team will take out a Vijay Yatra. The champion players will travel from Nariman Point to Wankhede Stadium with the trophy in an open bus. After this, the Indian players will be given a prize money of Rs 125 crore.
The complete schedule will be something like this
Team India can meet Prime Minister Modi around 11 am. After this breakfast will be served. After this meeting, Indian players will leave for Mumbai. A victory parade will be held here. After this, Secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India, Jay Shah will give the prize money. A large number of supporters can also reach the airport to welcome Team India.
Journalists also accompany the team
Along with the Indian team, the Indian media is also stuck in Barbados due to the storm. Many journalists' tickets were cancelled and they could not even get bookings. The BCCI secretary has taken these 22 Indian journalists with him in this charter plane. Now all of them are returning to India by a special plane.