Mumbai was the setting for a star-studded event, ‘United in Triumph,’ organized by the Reliance Foundation to honor India’s recent World Cup-winning teams. The ceremony celebrated the achievements of the men's, women's, and blind cricket teams, with IPL icon and five-time Mumbai Indians winning captain **Rohit Sharma** taking center stage alongside Harmanpreet Kaur and Deepika TC.
The event saw a massive turnout of prominent cricketers, including several Mumbai Indians stars such as Sachin Tendulkar, Suryakumar Yadav
Rohit Sharma, who led India to the T20 World Cup triumph in 2024, was celebrated for ending the country's 17-year T20 World Cup drought. The gathering underscored the strong connection between the Mumbai Indians franchise and the success of Indian cricket across all formats.
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“All three cricket teams, the men's cricket team, the women's cricket team and the blind cricket team of India are all here under one roof, and on behalf of every Indian, we are going to honour them tonight for giving us so much joy and happiness”
The greatest run-scorers in IPL history across all seasons
| Rank | Player | Team | run-scorers |
|---|---|---|---|
#1 | Royal Challengers Bangalore | 8661 runs | |
| #2 | Mumbai Indians | 7046 runs | |
#3 | Chennai Super Kings | 5439 runs | |
| #4 | Delhi Capitals | 5222 runs | |
| #5 | Kolkata Knight Riders | 5032 runs |
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Mumbai secured a 51-run victory over Uttarakhand in the Vijay Hazare Trophy despite Rohit Sharma's golden duck. Hardik Tamore's unbeaten 93, along with half-centuries from the Khan brothers, powered Mumbai to 331.
Now focusing solely on One Day Internationals (ODIs), Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli aim to achieve cricketing milestones and set new records in domestic and international cricket next year.
Rohit Sharma won hearts after stopping a young fan from touching his feet following Mumbai’s Vijay Hazare Trophy opener. He then starred with the bat, smashing 155 off 94 balls as Mumbai beat Sikkim by eight wickets in Jaipur.
“All three cricket teams, the men's cricket team, the women's cricket team and the blind cricket team of India are all here under one roof, and on behalf of every Indian, we are going to honour them tonight for giving us so much joy and happiness”
