Bumrah "living a dream," feeling grateful these days.

New Delhi: India's speed spearhead, Jasprit Bumrah, thanked his teammates and the incredible greeting they received after winning the T20 World Cup in the Caribbean on Monday, saying he has been "living a dream" for the last few days.

The 30-year-old was instrumental in India's second-place finish overall and first-place finish in 17 years in the world trophy in the shortest format. He took 15 wickets in the massive event that came to an end on June 29 in Barbados. Because of his efforts, he was named Player of the Tournament.

"I am really appreciative of the past several days. Bumrah wrote on X, "It has filled me with happiness and gratitude that I have been living a dream." He also included a video of himself relishing the joyous return, which included a breakfast meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and a victory parade in Mumbai that was witnessed by thousands of supporters.

The 42-second film included audio from Virat Kohli's speech, in which the champion batter praised Bumrah's contribution, given at the felicitation celebration following last Thursday's parade.

Together with all-rounder Hardik Pandya, the quick bowler turned things around spectacularly for India in the championship game. When South Africa required thirty off thirty balls, the two were brought in for their second period of the game. They caused chaos to guarantee that the Proteas ultimately lost by seven runs.

During the address at Wankhede Stadium, Kohli referred to Bumrah as a "once in a generation" player, which caused the gathered audience to sing the bowler's name in gratitude.

I want everyone to give a man who repeatedly got us back into games their heartfelt appreciation. It was outstanding. As a bowler, he is one in a generation. I'm really happy that he plays for