Mumbai Erupts in Joy After Team Wins IPL 2015 Crown
Mumbai Indians won their second Indian Premier League title and the city broke into a big celebration as their team humbled Chennai Super Kings by 41 runs in Kolkata.
- Indo-Asian News Service
- Updated: May 25, 2015 02:26 pm IST
Mumbai erupted in joy on Sunday night as exuberant fans celebrated Mumbai Indians' Indian Premier League (IPL) 2015 triumph as team beats Chennai Super Kings (CSK) convincingly by 41 runs in the final at the historic Eden Gardens in Kolkata.(Mumbai Win IPL Final)
Mumbai Indians win their second IPL crown, first winning it back in 2013 at the same venue.(Ponting Overshadows Tendulkar)
Fans poured in huge numbers in streets of to hail the stars. Streets of Churchgate, Andheri, Bandra, Dadar were filled with fans with team colours painted on their faces, lightning fireworks and dancing in the streets with team flag held high in their hands.(Tendulkar Goes on a Selfie-Clicking Spree)
Along with posters of skipper Rohit Sharma and other players, fans were also seen dancing and celebrating with Sachin Tendulkar poster, who is currently the mentor of the team.(Rohit Reveals Mumbai's Secret to Success)
"We are IPL champions. Every player played like champions in the final against Chennai Super Kings. We deserved to be champions. Among all other IPL champions, Mumbai is the best champion team," Gautam Waghmare, a young Mumbai Indians fan said on Sunday after team's win.(Mumbai Invite Fans to Celebrate)
Krishna Gurav, a 50-year-old Mumbai Indians fan was equally excited. He said,"I am really excited that Mumbai clinched the IPL crown.AAThe 11 group of players on the field today were outstanding. We are celebrating after the win at home. We deserved to be champions."
Fans also celebrated alongside Wankhede Stadium, which is the home ground for the team.
After a sluggish start to the 2015 season, Mumbai made a great comeback winning back-to-back matches and qualifying for the final in style and beating CSK in the final to clinch their second IPL crown.