Suryakumar Yadav Returns to Mumbai After Triumphant T20I Series Win Against Sri Lanka

Suryakumar Yadav, India's new T20I skipper, returned to Mumbai after leading the team to a 3-0 series win against Sri Lanka. Celebrated at the airport, Yadav greeted fans and posed for photos. This victory marks his first series win as a full-time captain following Rohit Sharma's retirement.

Suryakumar Yadav, the newly appointed captain of India's T20 Internationals team, returned to Mumbai on Thursday evening after a triumphant series against Sri Lanka. The team clinched the three-match series 3-0, affirming Yadav's leadership prowess.

The cricketer was seen in high spirits as he was photographed by the media outside Mumbai Airport. Sporting a black T-shirt paired with a black hat and cream pants, Yadav looked notably relaxed. He took time to meet his fans and pose for pictures, reflecting his approachable demeanor.

Yadav's rise to captaincy follows India's ICC T20 World Cup win under Rohit Sharma, who announced his retirement from T20Is post-event. In his first full-time series as captain, Yadav led India to a convincing victory in Pallekele, Sri Lanka, scoring 92 runs, including a half-century. The series win adds to his previous leadership record of five wins from seven T20Is against Australia and South Africa.

(With inputs from agencies.)