'Anmol Ratan' at Queen's Necklace
The Free Press Journal|July 04, 2024
The Queen's Necklace aka Marine Drive will sport an extra sparkle on Thursday evening as Team India hits the road in an open-bus 'victory parade.' Captain Rohit Sharma's men will land in Delhi early on Thursday, having left Barbados on Wednesday; their first port of call in New Delhi will be 7, Lok Kalyan Marg - the official residence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, at 11am.
Haridev Pushparaj
'Anmol Ratan' at Queen's Necklace

It was as if the elements wanted the men in blue to stay, just a little bit longer. Hurricane Beryl struck and Barbados airport had to shut operations.

After their capital engagements are concluded, the team will fly to Mumbai to be part of a procession that will start at 5pm from Nariman Point and proceed to the iconic Wankhede Stadium along Marine Drive; thousands of fans are expected to line up on both sides, for a glimpse of the World Champions in the flesh.

At Wankhede, the players will be honoured and receive their prize money of Rs 125 crore, BCCI Vice-President Rajeev Shukla, told news agencies.

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