Global Tech Giants Celebrate Team India’s World Cup 2025 Victory! News24 –
India’s victory in the 2025 ICC Women’s World Cup has not only made history on the cricket field but also captured the attention and admiration of global leaders from all sectors. After their stunning 52-run win over South Africa in the final, the Indian women’s cricket team received praise from some of the world’s top technology executives, who hailed the victory as a game-changing moment for the sport, particularly women’s cricket.
The match, played at Dr. DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai, reminded many of the historic World Cup triumphs of India’s men’s team in 1983 and 2011, when the nation’s cricketing heroes captured the hearts of millions. But this time, it was the women who were on top, marking a monumental achievement for Indian sport.
Sundar Pichai: A Nod to India’s Past Glories
Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Google and Alphabet, was one of the first to congratulate the team. In a heartfelt post on social media platform X, Pichai drew parallels between India’s 2025 women’s cricket triumph and the historic World Cup victories of 1983 and 2011, both of which are etched in the hearts of Indian cricket fans.
That was a nail biting women’s world cup cricket final, memories of 1983 and 2011 indeed. Congrats to team India, am sure will inspire a whole generation. Great tournament from South Africa too!
— Sundar Pichai (@sundarpichai) November 2, 2025
“That was a nail-biting Women’s World Cup cricket final, memories of 1983 and 2011 indeed. Congrats to Team India, am sure will inspire a whole generation. Great tournament from South Africa too!” Pichai wrote. His words reflect the deep sense of national pride and the broader significance of the Indian women’s team’s win, which has inspired not just the country but the entire cricketing world.
The Google CEO’s tribute highlights the generational impact this win will have, similar to the way the men’s World Cup victories in 1983 and 2011 fueled a cricket revolution in India. Pichai’s message emphasized the future promise of women’s cricket, signaling that India’s women cricketers have now paved the way for the next generation of players.
Satya Nadella: A Historic Day for Women’s Cricket
Satya Nadella, Chairman and CEO of Microsoft, also expressed his admiration for the Indian women’s team, calling their World Cup victory “a truly historic day for women’s cricket.” In his post on X, Nadella praised the Indian team for breaking new ground, declaring, “Women in Blue = World Champions!” He also acknowledged South Africa’s remarkable journey to their first-ever final, noting their performance as an important milestone in the growth of women’s cricket.
Women in Blue = World Champions! 🏆🇮🇳
Respect to 🇿🇦 South Africa for making their first-ever final 👏
A truly historic day for women’s cricket—new chapters written, barriers broken, legends born.
— Satya Nadella (@satyanadella) November 2, 2025
“A truly historic day for women’s cricket, new chapters written, barriers broken, legends born,” Nadella wrote, reflecting the universal sentiment of pride and excitement that accompanied India’s victory. His words underscored the significance of this moment in sports history, as women’s cricket continues to gain recognition and respect on the global stage.
India’s Women Break Through
The victory was a result of collective brilliance, with standout performances from players like Shafali Verma and Deepti Sharma, whose all-round displays were key to India’s historic win. Verma’s aggressive batting and Sharma’s steady bowling helped India secure their maiden Women’s World Cup title in what was a clinical display of skill and composure under pressure.
India’s win against South Africa, a team making its first-ever World Cup final appearance was a fitting conclusion to an extraordinary tournament. The final, held on Sunday, November 2, 2025, was a spectacle of high-class cricket, with the Indian team showcasing unmatched teamwork and resilience. Their 52-run victory over South Africa marked the end of India’s long wait for an ICC title in women’s cricket, capping off a journey that had been years in the making.