Nita Ambani Hails India's U19 World Cup History: 'Truly Historic And Inspiring Achievement'

Nita Ambani celebrated India winning the ICC U-19 World Cup, calling the record-extending sixth title ‘historic and inspiring’.

“Heartiest congratulations to our Boys in Blue on winning the ICC U19 World Cup for a record sixth time — a truly historic and inspiring achievement,” Mrs Nita M Ambani said in a statement.

“You have played with courage, discipline, and belief beyond your years. This triumph is not just a trophy — it is a powerful signal of the spirit of Young India: fearless in ambition, united in teamwork, and relentless in pursuit of excellence.”

“May this victory be the beginning of many greater milestones ahead. The future of Indian cricket shines brighter because of you,” she added.

PM Modi Leads Wishes

Prime Minister Narendra Modi also congratulated

the India U19 team after beatingEngland by 100 runs in the final.

“India’s cricketing talent shines. Proud of our U-19 team for bringing home the World Cup. The team has played very well through the tournament, showcasing exceptional skill. This win will inspire several young sportspersons, too. Best wishes to the players for their upcoming endeavours,” Modi posted on X.

Virat Kohli, who captained India to victory in the U19 World Cup in 2008, congratulated the team and praised India’s ongoing dominance in age-group cricket.

“Congratulations to the U-19 Indian team for lifting the World Cup once again. Our domination in the age group cricket and beyond continues. Well done to the whole squad and the support staff,” Kohli posted on X.

Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar was full of praise for the team, particularly highlighting the exceptional performance of 14-year-old opener Vaibhav Sooryavanshi.

“Champions! So proud of this young group and the fearless cricket they played. Well done to the entire team, including coaches and support staff. Enjoy the moment! When you have a Sooryavanshi, a timeless blockbuster is expected! Well done, Vaibhav!” Tendulkar posted on social media.

(With inputs from Agencies)