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‘The Most Iconic Stadium’ – Fans react as World cup returns to Wankhede stadium after 12 years

Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium is hosting a World Cup match after 12 years.

“Dhoni finishes off in style, India lift the World Cup after 28 years” – these were the magical words uttered by Ravi Shastri on commentary as India clinched their second World Cup title in 2011 at the iconic Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, triumphing over Sri Lanka. Now, 12 years after that historic moment, the World Cup has returned to the hallowed grounds of the Wankhede. As the Wankhede prepares to host its first World Cup match today, featuring England and South Africa, fans across the nation are eagerly gearing up to witness the unfolding of history, once again within its storied confines.

Wankhede is not just a stadium; it is a sanctuary for cricket enthusiasts. Even during the IPL, with the Mumbai Indians donning their iconic blue jerseys, the essence of Team India’s blue remains intact, making it a place where Indian cricket truly feels at home. While India boasts numerous beautiful stadiums, the Wankhede holds a special place in the hearts of Indian cricket fans due to the unforgettable memories forged by both spectators and players during that 2011 World Cup final.

Wankhede Stadium(Source: Twitter)

Wankhede stadium: A symbol of India’s cricketing glory

Moreover, a sense of nostalgia is building as Indian fans look forward to the reenactment of the 2011 World Cup final between India and Sri Lanka, scheduled to be played at the same hallowed grounds on November 2nd. This match promises to rekindle the memories of those glorious moments when Indian cricket scaled its peak, showcasing the relentless spirit and determination that led them to World Cup victory.

The return of the World Cup to the Wankhede brings a wave of emotions, echoing the cherished memories of the past and ushering in a new era of cricketing excitement. The stage is set, the fans are waiting, and the Wankhede is ready to host another chapter in the glorious history of the World Cup. It is a testament to the enduring love and passion that Indians hold for the game, making the Wankhede not just a stadium but a place where dreams come true and legends are born.

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