Dhoni and his team mates given plots

Suchirindia Infratrech presents a 330 sq. yard plot to each member of the victorious team of inaugural T-20 World Cup

August 24, 2012 09:08 am | Updated 09:08 am IST - HYDERABAD

Team India captain M.S Dhoni receiving plot deed documents from SuchirindiaInfratech (P) Ltd. CEO Y.Kiron on Thursday. Photo: Nagara Gpoal

Team India captain M.S Dhoni receiving plot deed documents from SuchirindiaInfratech (P) Ltd. CEO Y.Kiron on Thursday. Photo: Nagara Gpoal

It was a trip down memory lane for Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and some of his team mates who cherished the fond memories of the inaugural T-20 World Cup, which his team won in style.

For, Suchirindia Infratrech presented a plot registered deed document to the members of that victorious team at a function here on Thursday evening to mark its seventh anniversary.

300 sq. yard plot

Each Indian player of that winning team was presented a 300 square yard plot at Gold Coast, the company’s on-going project located on Vijayawada-Hyderabad highway.

The players who collected the documents this evening included Dhoni, Virender Sehwag, Gautam Gambhir, Irfan Pathan, Joginder Sharma, Piyush Chawla, Dinesh Karthik, Sreeshanth, Ajit Agarkar, Joginder Sharma, Sreesanth, Piyush Chawla, Dinesh Karthik and Ajit Agarkar. The others who could not make it on Thursday would be handed over the documents later.

In a brief statement, Dhoni thanked the Suchirindia for the gesture and since the Test match against New Zealand was on he would not be speaking anything more on cricket. Dr. Y. Kiron, CEO of Suchirindia Infratech, remarked that this function was an expression of their acknowledgement of India’s fabulous win.

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