India captain Suryakumar Yadav shared a heartfelt message for fans after India’s memorable triumph in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026, thanking supporters across the country for their unwavering backing during the campaign. India delivered a clinical performance with both bat and ball in the final at the Narendra Modi Stadium on March 8, defeating the New Zealand national cricket team by 76 runs.
The victory helped India secure a record third T20 World Cup title and also made them the first team in the tournament’s history to successfully defend the trophy. Following the historic win, the Board of Control for Cricket in India released a special video dedicated to fans, featuring Suryakumar expressing gratitude for their support throughout the journey.
“Dear Team India fans. First of all, a heartfelt thank you. We are here only because of your support and blessings. This World Cup trophy belongs to the entire country. When we won, it wasn’t just our victory,” Suryakumar Yadav said in the video.
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He also spoke about how the triumph represented the dreams of countless young cricketers across India who aspire to play the sport at the highest level. “It was the dream of those kids who hold a bat and ball and imagine a future. It was for the fans who fill the stadiums. And for the millions who support us from their homes.”
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Suryakumar further highlighted how the passion of Indian supporters played a major role in inspiring the team during the tournament.
“Your prayers and unconditional love have given us the strength to bring this trophy home. In India, cricket is not just a game — it’s an emotion. And this victory belongs to all of you.” He concluded his message by thanking supporters once again for believing in the team’s journey. “Thank you for believing in us. The trophy is home.”
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While the T20 World Cup victory marked a significant milestone in his captaincy, Suryakumar is already focused on future challenges, including the cricket competition at the 2028 Summer Olympics and another title push in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup. The Indian skipper will next be seen in action in the Indian Premier League, where he represents the Mumbai Indians.
