Mumbai: The start of the T20 world champion Indian cricket team's victory parade at Marine Drive on Thursday was delayed as the team landed in the city after 5:00 pm local time.
According to the itinerary shared by the officials here, the T20 World Cup-winning team is scheduled for a two-hour open bus parade from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm from the National Center for Performing Arts (NCPA) in Nariman Point to the Wankhede Stadium. Was done: 00 o'clock.
However, it was revealed that the team could leave New Delhi only by 3:42 pm after reaching the national capital for a meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi earlier in the day, as it had returned from Barbados early in the morning.
Last Saturday, the Wankhede Stadium here was thrown open to fans to celebrate the Indian cricket team's title win, who filled the stadium within minutes.
After reaching the city, Rohit Sharma's team and his support staff will head to the southern end of the city, where the Wankhede Stadium is located.
The iconic stadium, which witnessed India's last ODI World Cup win in 2011, had its stands packed with enthusiastic fans and thousands more waiting outside the gates, which closed around 5:00 pm. Were given.
According to the itinerary shared by the officials here, the T20 World Cup-winning team is scheduled for a two-hour open bus parade from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm from the National Center for Performing Arts (NCPA) in Nariman Point to the Wankhede Stadium. Was done: 00 o'clock.
However, it was revealed that the team could leave New Delhi only by 3:42 pm after reaching the national capital for a meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi earlier in the day, as it had returned from Barbados early in the morning.
Last Saturday, the Wankhede Stadium here was thrown open to fans to celebrate the Indian cricket team's title win, who filled the stadium within minutes.
After reaching the city, Rohit Sharma's team and his support staff will head to the southern end of the city, where the Wankhede Stadium is located.
The iconic stadium, which witnessed India's last ODI World Cup win in 2011, had its stands packed with enthusiastic fans and thousands more waiting outside the gates, which closed around 5:00 pm. Were given.
