'Hats Off And Salute': Team India Physio's Emotional Tribute For Rohit Sharma And Rahul Dravid

Rohit Sharma-led Team India emerged victorious against South Africa in the finals of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup. This was India's second title across all the editions of the T20 World Cup. The 'men in blue' defeated Proteas men by 7 runs and clinched the World Cup for the second time in 17 years. This victory also ended India's 11-years old ICC title drought. This victory also marked Rohit Sharma's last game as India's T20I captain and Rahul Dravid's last game as Team India's head coach.

Team India Physio Pens Heartfelt Note For Rohit And Rahul

Since India won their second edition of the T20 World Cup, wishes have poured in for them from every corner of the country. Now joining in the bandwagon is  Team India physio Kamlesh Jain who was a pivotal part of India's T20 World Cup campaign.

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As I stand Sandwiched between two of the most selfless individuals one could hope to work with. I want to pen down that their cricketing achievements—runs, catches, wickets, stumpings, leadership abilities, and skill sets—are impressive, but what truly sets them apart is their respect for everyone’s opinions and their ability to make each person feel valued, Team” is at the heart of every conversation and meeting that they are involved with. These individuals have hearts of gold and a mind of wisdom and spent countless memorable hours discussing how to continually improve our team. Even after significant victories, their focus remains on what we could have done better., wrote Kamlesh on his Instagram.

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India's Historic Run In 2024 T20 World Cup

Team played 8 matches in the recently concluded T20 World Cup and ended up winning all of them. India is the only team to have won the T20 World Cup undefeated. Rohit Sharma too scripted his own set of cricketing milestones. Sharma became the only cricketer to win the T20 World Cup both as a player and as a captain. This victory in Barbados also marked Rohit Sharma's 50th win as India's T20I captain.