The Women’s World Cup 2025 final at DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai witnessed not only high-octane cricket but also the presence of some of India’s greatest cricketing legends. Indian men’s cricket captain Rohit Sharma was spotted in the stands, passionately cheering for Harmanpreet Kaur and her spirited team as they took on South Africa in the grand finale.
His attendance added a sense of unity and pride, showing how the lines between men’s and women’s cricket continue to blur as mutual respect grows within the sport. Joining him were former cricket stars VVS Laxman and Sunil Gavaskar, who also came out to witness the momentous clash and express their admiration for the women representing India on the world stage.
Legends Grace The Grand Finale With Their Presence
The occasion turned even more special when cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar entered the arena carrying the Women’s World Cup trophy. His symbolic gesture of presenting the trophy before the start of the match added to the emotional atmosphere of the evening. Fans erupted in joy as Tendulkar interacted with the Indian players and extended his best wishes ahead of the crucial game.
The crowd at DY Patil Stadium created an electric atmosphere, filled with chants, applause, and tricolor flags waving in support of Team India. Despite the pressure and the rain-delayed start, the energy among fans and players remained undiminished, highlighting the nation’s growing enthusiasm for women’s cricket.
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India’s Road To The Final And The Rain-Hit Showdown
Harmanpreet Kaur’s side entered the final after a thrilling semifinal victory against Australia, securing a five-wicket win on October 30. Their journey to the summit wasn’t easy — the team had recorded three wins, three losses, and one no-result in the group stage.
On the other hand, South Africa advanced after crushing England by 125 runs in their semifinal. Interestingly, the two finalists had met earlier in the tournament on October 9, where South Africa edged past India by three wickets. The much-anticipated final faced a two-hour delay due to persistent rain in Navi Mumbai, but fortunately, the game was played in full without any overs reduced.
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