Rohit Sharma got emotional after winning 'T20 WC', hugged his wife Ritika, was seen carrying his daughter on his shoulder

After winning the 'T20 World Cup' rohit sharma got emotional and hugged his wife Ritika Sajdeh. Later he carried his daughter Samaira on his shoulders and paraded with the indian flag. Let's show you.

The whole country is celebrating India's big victory. The indian cricket team has won the title and trophy of the 'T20 World Cup'. It was indeed a very happy and emotional moment for the country, especially for those players who struggled till their last breath for victory. The captain of the winning team, rohit sharma, was seen sharing the joy of victory with his family.

Rohit Sharma became emotional after winning the 'T20 World Cup'

Rohit Sharma was at the peak of his emotions on the night of 29 june 2024, when india won the 'T20 World Cup'. After winning the tournament, the captain rushed to his wife and hugged her lovingly. Rohit and Ritika were seen getting emotional, they consoled each other and hugged each other while shedding tears of joy.

Rohit Sharma took his daughter Samaira around the field on his shoulders

There is no doubt that rohit sharma is a family man. After the victory, Rohit took his daughter in his arms and happily hugged her. Later, the captain was seen roaming around the field with his daughter on his shoulders. This site was truly priceless.

Rohit Sharma announced his retirement from T20

This season saw the end of an era, as two gems of the indian cricket team bid adieu to the T20I format. The captain announced his retirement while speaking to the press. In Rohit's words, "This was also my last [T20I] match. There couldn't be a better time to say goodbye to this format. I have enjoyed every moment of it. I started my indian career playing this format. This is what I wanted, I wanted to win the cup. I wanted it so much. It is very difficult to put it into words. It was a very emotional moment for me. I was desperate for this title in my life. I am happy that we have finally achieved this."