Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma‘s iconic picture lifting the T20 World Cup trophy collectively aboard the open-bus victory parade in Mumbai has a backstory that received revealed in unseen footage that unknowingly received captured in Surykumar Yadav’s selfie-cam.
The video clip, which has been shared by the Mumbai Indians on social media, exhibits Kohli strolling to the again of the bus the place Rohit was sitting and urged the India captain to hitch him for a particular celebration. Surya, busy adjusting his digital camera focus, additionally appeared over his shoulder as Virat repeatedly requested Rohit. Initially reluctant, the skipper finally agreed, as Virat held Rohit’s hand and took him to the entrance of the bus with the Indian flag in his different hand.
“An in depth-up view of that iconic Ro-Ko picture,” the caption together with the video put up on ‘X’ learn.
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The video clip, which has been shared by the Mumbai Indians on social media, exhibits Kohli strolling to the again of the bus the place Rohit was sitting and urged the India captain to hitch him for a particular celebration. Surya, busy adjusting his digital camera focus, additionally appeared over his shoulder as Virat repeatedly requested Rohit. Initially reluctant, the skipper finally agreed, as Virat held Rohit’s hand and took him to the entrance of the bus with the Indian flag in his different hand.
“An in depth-up view of that iconic Ro-Ko picture,” the caption together with the video put up on ‘X’ learn.
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India defeated South Africa by seven runs in a pulsating ultimate on June 29 at Bridgetown in Barbados to win their second T20 World Cup trophy, ending a 17-year wait. Quickly after the ultimate, each Virat and Rohit introduced their choice to retire from T20Is.
The staff returned residence after a delay of some days as hurricane ‘Beryl’ compelled the airport in Bridgetown to be closed.
India’s first title win in a T20 World Cup got here within the match’s inaugural version in 2007 beneath skipper MS Dhoni.
The 2024 T20 World Cup win additionally ended India’s 11-year wait for one more ICC trophy, since successful the Champions Trophy in 2013.