Shivam Dubey reached his home by train: Team India hoisted the tricolor at Narendra Modi Stadium, the world’s largest cricket ground, on Sunday night i.e. 8th March. India registered a historic victory of 96 runs over New Zealand in the final of T20 World Cup 2026. Although there were many heroes of this title win, but Shivam Dubey had the most important role. Dubey took New Zealand away from victory by hitting three fours and two sixes in the 20th over of the Indian innings and taking the Indian team’s score beyond 250. However, after this historic victory, Shivam Dubey, without wasting even a moment, left for his home by train, because his son and daughter were waiting at home.

Why did Shivam Dubey take train instead of flight?

According to the news published in Indian Express, ‘By Monday i.e. March 9, all the flights from Ahmedabad to Mumbai were fully booked, so Shivam Dubey decided to go home by train with his wife Anjum and a friend. Dubey, who was the hero of the T20 World Cup for India, knew that there was a danger of getting surrounded by the crowd.

Shivam Dube with his family after the T20 World Cup final win.

Underrated player, but always delivers when it matters. pic.twitter.com/IfTabkScEh

— Sonu (@Cricket_live247) March 11, 2026

TTE asked in the train – Who is Shivam Dubey, that cricketer?

According to media reports, after reaching his AC three-tier coach of Ahmedabad-Mumbai Sayaji Express, Shivam Dubey immediately climbed into the upper berth and lay down covered with a blanket. Then TTE (Travelling Ticket Examiner) came to check the ticket and asked who was on this seat? Shivam Dubey? That cricketer? Shivam’s wife Anjum replied without hesitation, ‘No-no. Where will he come here from? After the departure of TTE, tired of the long tournament and celebrations, Shivam Dubey tried to sleep during the eight-hour journey. During this time, he also went to the toilet at night, but no one recognized him in the train.

These 5 Players Can Retire From T20 Internationals Format: The conclusion of the ICC T20 World Cup 2026 was historic for Team India, as India created history by winning the third trophy of this tournament. With this, the Indian team has become the first team in the world to achieve such a feat. After the exciting end of this tournament, a wave of change can be clearly seen in the cricket world. Amidst the celebration of India’s title win, this tournament is going to prove to be a farewell for many veteran players in their T20 International career. In fact, amidst increasing age, declining form and pressure to give opportunities to young players, these 5 big name players can announce their retirement from this shorter format of cricket.

These 5 players can retire from T20 International!

1. Babar Azam – Pakistan

The 2026 T20 World Cup was very disappointing for Pakistan’s star batsman Babar Azam. For some time now, questions have been continuously being raised regarding his strike rate and place in the Pakistan team. After the poor performance of the Pakistani team in the ICC T20 World Cup 2026, it is believed that Babar can now announce his retirement from T20 International cricket to focus on his batting in ODI and Test cricket.

2. Suryakumar Yadav – India

This may prove to be the best time for World Champion Team India captain Suryakumar Yadav to retire, because Surya, who has crossed the age of 35, has achieved his goal by winning the World Cup for India under his captaincy. They can now leave the way for the youth, but Surya wants to play with the Indian team in the 2028 Olympic Games and the T20 World Cup to be held this year, while there is still a long time left for both these tournaments.

3. Adil Rashid – England

Experienced leg spinner Adil Rashid, who played an important role in England’s two World Cup wins (2019 and 2022), is now 38 years old. Rashid, who has spread his magic on pitches conducive to spin, can say goodbye to the T20 International format.

4. Glenn Maxwell – Australia

Australia’s star all-rounder Glenn Maxwell is 37 years old. Therefore, it is becoming challenging for him to maintain his agility in T20 International cricket. After a disappointing performance in the 2026 T20 World Cup, Maxwell can say goodbye to T20 International.

5. Mohammad Nabi – Afghanistan

Afghanistan’s most legendary cricketer Mohammad Nabi is now 41 years old. He is one of the oldest active T20 players in the world. Nabi had already indicated that the 2026 T20 World Cup would be the last stage of his career. Therefore, Nabi can announce his retirement from T20 International format at any time.