India’s captain, Suryakumar Yadav, visited the historic Adalaj Ni Vav on Monday, where he proudly displayed the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 trophy, celebrating India’s recent victory. The stepwell, located near Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar, is a 15th-century architectural marvel known for its intricate design and carvings, attracting tourists and history enthusiasts.
Following India’s remarkable win over New Zealand in the T20 World Cup final, Suryakumar’s visit to the stepwell held special significance. The Indian team secured a resounding 96-run victory at the Narendra Modi Stadium, solidifying their dominance in the T20 format and retaining the championship title.
Notably, the Adalaj Ni Vav has also been a backdrop for cricketing moments, as former India captain Rohit Sharma and Australia skipper Pat Cummins had a photoshoot at the site before the 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup final. Despite ongoing celebrations nationwide, Suryakumar took a moment to explore the historic monument, with photos capturing him admiring the intricate stonework while holding the prestigious World Cup trophy.
Suryakumar’s presence at the stepwell attracted a large crowd of fans eager to catch a glimpse of the Indian captain and the coveted trophy. Spectators gathered around the monument and nearby streets, with many positioning themselves on terraces and vantage points to witness the memorable occasion up close.
In the final match held at the Narendra Modi Stadium, India triumphed over New Zealand in front of a packed audience, securing their second consecutive T20 World Cup title. This victory marked India as the first team to win a home World Cup and the first team to achieve a record third title.
