The Wankhede roar is going global.

Yes! That relentless Khadoos grit is moving from the MI dugout to the national side, and honestly? It’s about time. With SKY leading the charge, the Aamchi Mumbai hustle isn’t just a plan: it’s an ultimatum. Different blue 🔵, same mission: dominate from the first ball and bring that gold home 🏆.

Our 15-man squad for the hunt is packed with four MI stars who know how to win. Leading the way, Aapla Dada Surya doesn’t just bat; he breaks physics. He’s stepping into the captaincy with that pure Mumbai "shana" energy: always two steps ahead and zero fear. Whether he’s lapping world-class bowlers over fine leg or making them look like gully cricketers, “Mr. 360” dictates the terms. After “that” 2024 final catch, we all know the deal: if SKY is on the field, "impossible" doesn't exist. He is here to dominate, and he will do it with a smile 😃.

Boom Boom Bumrah. He isn't a bowler; he’s a DEATH SENTENCE 😈. By the time JB93 is at the top of his mark, the argument is already over. Forget the boundaries, batters are just praying they don’t get their toes crushed by a yorker or look stupid against that slower ball. When the pressure is on, Bumrah doesn't just "close" the game; he puts the opposition to sleep.

Then there’s Hardik "Kung-Fu" Pandya. Love him or hate him, you cannot ignore him when the pressure is a pressure cooker. He’s the ULTIMATE clutch player: the guy with the answer when everyone else is panicking. We saw it in the 2024 final: THAT ice-cold 20th over, defending 16, and getting the big wickets (Heinrich Klaasen and David Miller) when it mattered most. He’s the first Indian to pull off the 100-run and 10-wicket double in one tournament for a reason. The tactical glue of this team, HP brings that "big game" swagger that turns a crumbling match into a trophy.

Lastly, the world will witness Tilak “TV Varma” bring a raw, street-smart energy to his first World Cup. While injury concerns clouded his participation, TV put it to rest with a blistering 45 off 19 balls in the warm-up game against South Africa. Tilak is exactly what Surya needs in the middle order: a left-handed counter-puncher who doesn't blink when the chips are down. Playing the MI way since day one, TV will be eager to exhibit that same tenacity on the biggest stage.

These four are the heart of the #OneFamily spirit taking over the world stage. You’ve seen them do it for the Paltan, now watch them do it for India.

Iss baar, jeetna hai bas! 😤