Champion Shivam Dube reaches Mumbai by hiding on the upper berth of the train, wife lies to TTE; Film story

• Shivam Dubey’s journey by train after victory

• Saved by wife Anjum

• Shivam came home under police protection

Within hours of chants of “Dube, Dube” among the 100,000-plus spectators at the Narendra Modi Stadium, Team India’s action hero embarked on a different mission. of 2026 T20 World Cup Shivam Dube, who took India past the 250-run mark with three fours and two sixes in the last over of the tournament against New Zealand, did not get a flight to Mumbai. The path he chose is similar to the story of the direct film. As there were children at home, both Shivam and his wife wanted to reach home as soon as possible and that is why they took this decision. Shivam has told this story in an interview given to an English website.

Undercover World Champion in AC 3-Tier

On Monday morning, with the entire country basking in the euphoria of victory, Shivam Dubey He was traveling in AC 3-tier coach of Ahmedabad-Mumbai Sayaji Express along with his wife Anjum and a friend. As all flights to Mumbai were full, Dubey was in a hurry to see his 4-year-old son Ayaan and 2-year-old daughter Mahvish, so he decided to catch a train. To hide his identity, Dubey donned a cap, mask and full-length T-shirt and entered the coach just 5 minutes before the train departed.

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When TTE asked, “Is this the same cricketer?”

The most difficult moment for Dubey, who was hiding under a brown railway blanket on the upper berth of the train, came when the ticket inspector came. Seeing the name, TTE asked, “Shivam Dubey? Who is he, the cricketer?” To which his wife Anjum wisely replied, “No, no, where will he come from?” TTE went ahead, thus saving a world champion from the threat of recognition. Dubey said he had stayed in the upper berth during the eight-hour journey to avoid the crowd.

At Borivali station police came out under protection

It was a big challenge for Dubey to reach Mumbai’s Borivali station in broad daylight. He was afraid that the fans would recognize him and a stampede might occur. He sought the help of the police. Even the police were surprised to hear that the World Cup winner was coming by train and not by plane. Under police protection, Dubey exited the station safely and reached his home. It is certainly no less than a movie story.

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Best finisher

Shivam Dubey fulfilled the role assigned to him by coach Gautam Gambhir and captain Suryakumar Yadav during the tournament. He scored 235 runs at an average of 39 and a strike rate of 169. His knock of 26 off 8 balls in the final match was decisive. Dubey hit 17 sixes and 15 fours in the entire tournament. Dubey said he had clear instructions to keep the run rate low whenever he batted and he did just that. Apart from this, he also bowled well.