The victorious India women's team met Prime Minister Narendra Modi at his residence in Delhi following their World Cup 2025 win. In pictures shared by ANI, the Women in Blue, led by captain Harmanpreet Kaur, posed with the Prime Minister and the World Cup, and also gifted him an autographed jersey.Harmanpreet Kaur and Co. created history at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai, defeating South Africa by 52 runs in the final on Sunday, November 2. The Indian team successfully defended 298. Deepti Sharma starred with five wickets and a half century, while Shafali Verma made 87 off 78 deliveries and took a couple of wickets.Deepti won the Player of the Tournament award, while Shafali was declared the Player of the Match in the final.Here's the post shared by ANI of the cricketing stars and PM Modi:Emotional celebrations followed in Navi Mumbai after the title victory as former pacer Jhulan Goswami found herself in tears, while the players also clicked pictures with their families."When we returned, we always said, 'we have to start again from ball one'" - Indian skipperHarmanpreet Kaur. (Image Credits: Getty)Speaking at the presser after the final, captain Harmanpreet Kaur revealed how she and Smriti Mandhana often discussed their losing streak in ICC tournaments. She said, as quoted by ICC:"I've played many World Cups with her (Mandhana) and every time we lost, we went home heartbroken and stayed quiet for a few days. When we returned, we always said, 'we have to start again from ball one'. It was heartbreaking because we played so many World Cups - reaching finals, semi-finals, and sometimes not even that far. We were always thinking, when will we break this?"The veteran also remarked that they were ecstatic to learn about the venue change of the final."As soon as we got to know that our venue had been changed to DY Patil Stadium, we all got so happy because we’ve always played good cricket there and the biggest thing is the crowd — it’s always so supportive."The Indian players will return to their respective hometowns soon.