India, July 18 -- Even after 13 years, the memories of India winning the 2011 World Cup are as fresh as if they happened only yesterday. MS Dhoni hitting the winning six, Ravi Shastri getting all ecstatic in the dressing, an emotional Sachin Tendulkar failing to hold back his tears and the young and dynamic Virat Kohli dropping that gem of a line about the Master Blaster. That India became the first team to win a 50-over World Cup at home set a new trend. Surprisingly enough, that same Playing XI never played another ODI for India together, but what they achieved on that night at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium truly remains epic and one that won't ever be forgotten whenever the Indian cricketing folklore is discussed.

Gautam Gambhir, now the ...