Updated On: 30 June, 2024 07:50 PM IST | Bridgetown | mid-day online correspondent
It was the end of a wait that stretched over a decade and had its fair share of tears and frustrations

India`s captain Rohit Sharma (4th L) and Jay Shah (4th R), Secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), accept the trophy from Greg Barclay (3rd R), chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC) / Pic: AFP
The triumphant Indian team`s celebrations at the Kensington Oval lasted close to four hours after a roller-coaster T20 World Cup 2024 final with players grooving to their favourite dance numbers and the usually reticent outgoing coach Rahul Dravid letting his hair down amid a general sense of relief for ending a lengthy title drought.
The euphoria carried on in the team hotel but before that, at the historic venue, skipper Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, who both retired from the format, and Dravid let their emotions take control after a gruelling month-long campaign in the Caribbean and USA.