After their historic World Cup 2025 victory, India’s women’s cricket team will meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a special felicitation on November 5.

Indian team celebrating their maiden ICC Women's World Cup win. Image | ICC
Last Updated: 03.44 PM, Nov 04, 2025
The Indian women’s cricket team, fresh off their historic ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 victory, is set to be honoured by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on November 5 in New Delhi. The team, led by captain Harmanpreet Kaur, scripted a golden chapter in Indian cricket by defeating South Africa in the final to lift their maiden ODI World Cup trophy. Their achievement has been celebrated nationwide, marking a new era for women’s cricket in India.
Unlike previous public celebrations, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has decided not to hold a victory parade due to logistical and safety concerns. The players will instead be felicitated in a closed ceremony at the Prime Minister’s residence, with top BCCI officials and support staff in attendance.
The team is expected to arrive in Delhi on November 4, where they will be welcomed privately before the grand honour the following day. The decision reflects the BCCI’s priority on player safety and comfort after a demanding tournament.
While fans expressed disappointment over the absence of a public parade, the felicitation by PM Modi signifies official recognition of the team’s historic feat. It also reinforces the growing importance of women’s cricket in India, inspiring young players across the country.
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