Rohit Sharma Hails Barbados as India Celebrates T20 World Cup Title

Saturday - 28/06/2025 06:08
Rohit Sharma reminisces about India's triumphant ICC T20 World Cup 2024 victory, highlighting the thrilling final against South Africa and a tense, low-scoring match against Pakistan. He praises the team's resilience and the crucial performances of Bumrah, Arshdeep, and Pant. The victory ended a 17-year drought, creating unforgettable memories for the nation.

Rohit Sharma, reflecting on India's victorious campaign at the ICC T20 World Cup 2024, fondly recalled the significance of Barbados, stating, "It's the pitch where everything happened! Barbados will forever be in my veins." His comments were part of JioHotstar’s special program, "Champions Waali Feeling Phir Se."

Rohit Sharma lifting the T20 World Cup trophy *Rohit Sharma celebrates India's World Cup victory.*

A year has passed since India ended their 17-year wait for a T20 World Cup title, securing the trophy with a thrilling victory over South Africa at Kensington Oval. The final match, a nail-biting affair that went down to the wire, saw India holding their composure to clinch the championship.

The victory was the result of a flawless campaign. India displayed dominance, resilience, and character throughout the tournament.

Key Moments

One of the most memorable moments of the tournament was the high-stakes clash between India and Pakistan.

India vs Pakistan

"It wasn’t just a game," Rohit remembered. "Two days before the match, we were locked in — tight security, fans everywhere, you could feel something special was coming. It felt like a festival had taken over."

India emerged victorious against Pakistan, winning by six runs in a tense, low-scoring contest. Jasprit Bumrah's exceptional performance, taking 3 wickets for 14 runs, earned him the Player of the Match award.

Despite an early setback with the quick dismissals of Kohli, Rohit, and Axar, Rishabh Pant's aggressive innings of 42 runs off 31 balls steadied India, pushing the total to 119.

"On that pitch, his 42 was like scoring 70," Rohit noted. "We knew 140 was par, but with our bowlers, even 119 could work."

Rohit praised Jasprit Bumrah and Arshdeep Singh for their excellent execution of the game plan. "Bumrah is a weapon — he takes wickets and dries up runs. Arshdeep’s been brilliant too, and they were crucial in pushing the game in our favour.”

From the electrifying atmosphere of the India-Pakistan match to the tense final in Barbados, Rohit's reflections celebrate a team that etched unforgettable memories for the nation.

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