India’s 2011 World Cup Winning Members celebrate 10th anniversary of the historic moment

Virender Sehwag
“April 2: 10 years ago, the moment of a lifetime” - Sehwag, who got out for a two-ball duck in the 2011 WC final, tweeted.
Sachin Tendulkar
Sachin finished as the leading run-scorer for India at the 2011 WC. But in the final, he managed only 18 off 14 balls. “Wishing all Indians & my teammates on the 10th anniversary of our World Cup win,” tweeted Sachin.
Gautam Gambhir
Gambhir, who came out to bat at 0 for 1, went on to be one of the heroes of India in the final. He scored a game-changing 97 off 122 balls. Put up 83 runs with Kohli and 109 runs with Dhoni. “A billion Indians won the World Cup on this day! Jai Hind! #10Years #ProudlyIndian,” tweeted Gambhir.
Yuvraj Singh
Coming out to bat at No. 6, Yuvraj was on the other end when Dhoni smashed the SIX off Sri Lanka’s Kulasekara to end India’s wait of 28 years to win the WC again! “April 2, 2011 - a day when history was created! We wanted to win the WC for India & for the master @sachin_rt who carried the nation’s expectations over decades! Indebted to be able to represent India & bring glory to our nation,” Yuvraj tweeted.
Suresh Raina
“#10years of winning the World Cup, fulfilling the dream of every Indian around the world. It’s such a nostalgic feeling where I can relive each moment of lifting the trophy & making our country proud. It will be cherished forever,” Raina tweeted.
Harbhajan Singh
Bhajji claimed figures of 1 for 50 in the WC final against Sri Lanka. “2nd April 2011 when we all Indians became the world champions. Thank you for your love and support, prayers can’t believe it’s already 10 years,” tweeted Harbhajan.
Munaf Patel
Munaf was one of the stand-out bowlers for India in the final. Even though he did not pick a wicket, he ended with an excellent economy of 4.56 in 10 overs. “On this day 2011 dream became true #worldchampion,” he wrote on Instagram with a throwback photo.
Zaheer Khan
Zaheer, who was India’s leading wicket-taker in the 2011 WC, bagged two scalps in the final. “So!! It’s been 10years... Time flies, memories remain ... What a day it was!!!” tweeted Zaheer Khan.