The T20 World Cup-winning Indian cricket team finally departed for Delhi aboard a charter flight from the Grantley Adams International airport here on Wednesday after being stranded here for three days due to a category 4 hurricane. The Air India special charter flight AIC24WC -- Air India Champions 24 World Cup -- took off around 4:50am local time and will land in the Indian national capital on Thursday at around 6:20 am (IST). Read more on TOI
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Cricket fans around the world are buzzing with excitement as the sport's biggest event, the Cricket World Cup, is set to return to its birthplace in 2024. The tournament, which will be held in England, is being dubbed as "Coming home" by fans and players alike. England holds a special place in the hearts of cricket fans as it is where the sport was first played in the 16th century. The country has a rich cricketing history and has produced some of the greatest players to ever grace the game. From legends like Sir Ian Botham and Sir Jack Hobbs to modern-day stars like Joe Root and Ben Stokes, England has always been a powerhouse in the world of cricket. The upcoming World Cup is expected to be a thrilling and competitive tournament, with teams from around the world vying for the prestigious title. The tournament will feature the top cricketing nations, including Australia, India, South Africa, and Pakistan, all of whom will be looking to make their mark on the world stage. One of the most exciting aspects of the tournament will be the return of fans to the stadiums. After a year of empty stadiums due to the COVID-19 pandemic, cricket fans are eager to once again experience the electric atmosphere of a live match. The World Cup promises to be a carnival of cricket, with fans from different countries coming together to support their teams and celebrate the spirit of the game. As the countdown to the 2024 World Cup begins, cricket fans are eagerly anticipating what promises to be a memorable tournament. With England as the host nation, the stage is set for a thrilling competition that will showcase the best of the sport. So mark your calendars and get ready for the cricketing extravaganza of 2024 – it's coming home!