Rohit returned home after 105 hours of winning the World Cup

Rohit returned home after 105 hours of winning the World Cup, there will be a parade in an open-top bus

Rohit Sharma-Virat Kohli-  Jasprit Bumrah feels a bit late for the festival. However, they had no choice. The Indian team has been stranded in Barbados since the T20 World Cup final due to Cyclone Beryl in the Caribbean Sea. All flights from the Caribbean islands were grounded due to the cyclone. They spent the day sleeping in the hotel.  Read More In the Wankhede, the two are now chanting in the name of Pandya 

The Indian cricket team can consider themselves a bit unlucky. Won the world cup in cricket after 13 years
 India, the festival is late! However, the Indian team reached the capital Delhi in a chartered flight early this morning. 105 hours after winning the title. On reaching the airport, Rohit Sharma was met with unbridled enthusiasm from the supporters. There was also a celebration at the airport. But there is still much to celebrate.

The Indian cricket team was taken straight from the airport to a five-star hotel in Delhi. There are also some formalities. After resting, the Indian team went to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The team members met the Prime Minister wearing jerseys with 'Champion' written on them, even though they arrived in India in travel-jerseys from Barbados. Read More Rizwans want to use religion to cover bad performance, Shehzad alleged 

Everyone flew to Mumbai this afternoon. There will be a big festival. The cricketers and team members will celebrate with the common people with the trophy in the open-top bus. Rohit-Kohli will tour the city of Mumbai in an open-top bus. A civic reception has also been arranged in Mumbai.

India beat South Africa by 7 runs in the breathtaking final of the T20 World Cup last Saturday. In 2011, after winning the ODI World Cup title at home, India lost 8 World Cups in ODI and T20. Added to this was the disappointment of not winning two consecutive World Test Championship titles. Read More Champions Trophy: Bangladesh in India-Pakistan group 

This time too, at one stage of the final, it seemed that the title was not in the hands of Rohit-Kohli. But India had the last laugh by disappointing the Proteas with some excellent bowling and fielding