Axar Patel’s post with wife & kid breaks internet!

• Axar Patel celebrated India’s 2026 T20 World Cup win, calling it unforgettable.
• India beat New Zealand by 96 runs in Ahmedabad, setting records for home wins.
• Axar’s son watched his dad play for the first time, making the victory extra special.

All-rounder Axar Patel described India’s victory in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 as an emotional and unforgettable moment, revealing that the triumph became even more meaningful as his son watched

him play from the stands for the first time.

Axar shared his feelings on the social media after India successfully defended their T20 World Cup title, adding another historic chapter to the country’s cricketing achievements.

“Winning the World Cup is something you dream about as a kid. But today felt even more special knowing our little Haksh was in the stands, watching his dad play for the first time. This one will always stay close to my heart. A moment I’ll carry with me forever,” Axar Patel wrote as the caption.

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How India Won 2026 T20 World Cup?

India beat New Zealand by 96 runs in the T20 World Cup final on Sunday in Ahmedabad, becoming the first team to win the T20 World Cup on home soil, the first to win consecutive titles, and the only team to lift the trophy three times (2007, 2024, and 2026).

In the T20 World Cup 2026 final, New Zealand won the toss and elected to field first. However, a record-breaking fifty from ‘return-to-form’ Abhishek Sharma (52 in 21 balls, with six fours and three sixes) and his 98-run stand with Samson made NZ regret their decision. Later, Samson stitched a century stand with Ishan Kishan (54 in 25 balls, with four boundaries and four sixes) to take India past the 200-run mark in the 16th over. After a brief slowdown, Shivam Dube (26* in eight balls, with three fours and two sixes) contributed valuable runs, taking India to 255/5, the highest total in T20 World Cup finals. James Neesham (3/46) was the leading wicket-taker for NZ.

In the run chase of 256 runs, Axar and Bumrah helped India reduce the Kiwis to 72/5, despite a half-century from Tim Seifert (52 in 26 balls, with two fours and five sixes). Barring a brief partnership between Daryl Mitchell (17) and skipper Mitchell Santner (43 in 35 balls, with three fours and two sixes), India kept chipping away with wickets, and New Zealand were bundled out for just 159 runs.

(With inputs from Agencies)