Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi congratulated Team India after their thrilling victory over South Africa in the first T20 match held at Barabati Stadium on Tuesday. Sharing his message after the match, the Chief Minister praised the team’s performance and the electrifying atmosphere created by cricket fans.
In his congratulatory message, CM Majhi said “The Barabati Stadium came alive tonight with the kind of cricket that makes the whole country cheer. Congratulations to Team India on a brilliant victory over South Africa. The passion and sportsmanship on display were truly inspiring.”
“For decades, Barabati has been a stage for unforgettable cricketing moments. Watching the stadium roar again tonight felt like reliving that glorious heritage.”
“A special word of appreciation for the arrangements that made this event smooth and memorable. The coordinated efforts of the administration, sports bodies and volunteers ensured a wonderful experience for everyone in attendance. A proud moment for Odisha and a proud moment for India.”
Earlier in the evening, CM Majhi visited Barabati Stadium during the match, interacted with players from both teams, and extended his best wishes to athletes and spectators.
During his social media post, he said “My best wishes to both the squads of Bharat and South Africa, on the pretext of the opening T20 match at the historic Barabati Stadium. Odisha has a proud history of upholding the best traditions of sportsmanship, and Barabati is a cherished emblem of our deep affection for cricket. We are truly eager to welcome these world-class athletes to experience exceptional cricketing action at Odisha, the sports hub of the nation.”
He added that the game once again highlighted the unity and cultural friendship fostered through sports and reflected the growing enthusiasm for cricket in Odisha.
Barabati Stadium, packed with thousands of cheering fans under glittering floodlights, reaffirmed its legacy as one of the country’s most passionate cricket venues as India secured a memorable win.
India won the first T20 match against South Africa at Barabati Stadium with a commanding 101-run victory.
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