World Cup 2015 Photos

Fans, Family and Selfies: New Zealand's Grand Homecoming

March 31, 2015 12:21

Fans and family greeting with open arms the New Zealand cricket team returned home after a successful World Cup 2015 campaign.

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A fierce batsman and an aggressive captain on the field, but off it, Brendon McCullum returned to his role of a dotting father. He and his men were greeted with open arms in Auckland after a hugely-successful World Cup 2015 campaign (All photos: Getty Images)
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Brendon McCullum's aggressive brand of cricket won all the accolades during the tournament, with most neutral fans rooting for his team in the final.
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Tall, short, young and old! All kinds of fans turned up at the airport to welcome their heroes home.
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The Kiwi pace sensation Trent Boult, who had an excellent World Cup 2015 campaign, was seen signing several autographs for fans.
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Brendon McCullum's young family seemed elated to have him back home and it showed!
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Mike Hesson, the coach of the Black Caps was also seen meeting and greeting fans.
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Kiwi swashbuckler Corey Anderson was seen signing a cap for enthusiastic fans.
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Where there are fans, there will be selfies! A fan here, taking a selfie with the McCullum brothers.
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Even coach Hesson was hounded for selfies.
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After seven failed attempts, the Kiwis reached the final of a World Cup for the first time, where they lost to Australia. For the fans however, the team had done enough.
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With his daughter in his arms, McCullum was seen greeting fans at the airport.
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Kiwi pacer Kyle Mills interacting with a few fans.
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The Auckland airport was brimming with fans as McCullum & Co. made their way back.
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"Welcome back! We are proud of you boys" said the placard held by the supporters as they welcomed their heroes with a broad smile and open arms.

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