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Firecrackers, Dhols And Roars Of Joy As India Enter T20 World Cup Final
T20 World Cup: A wave of celebration swept across India after the national team edged past England in a thrilling semifinal to enter the final of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026. From big cities to small towns, fans poured out onto the streets waving the Tricolour, bursting firecrackers and beating dhols (drums) late into the night.
At Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium, the atmosphere was electric as chants of “India, India”, “Vande Mataram” and “Jeetega bhai jeetega, India jeetega” echoed through the stands long after the final ball was bowled.
“This is unbelievable. My heart was in my mouth in the last three overs,” said a college student celebrating outside the stadium. “But when Bumrah bowled those yorkers, we knew India would do it.” Read More...
T20 World Cup ICC Men Wankhede Stadium At Mumbai Vande Mataram Jacob Bethell Sanju Samson Power Play Harry Brook Axar Patel Jasprit Bumrah Jos Buttler Varun Chakravarthy Jasprit Bumrah Hardik Pandya Sam Curran
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