KKR's IPL 2024 Trophy Tour Arrives in Cooch Behar
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Synopsis
The Kolkata Knight Riders' Trophy Tour made a memorable visit to Cooch Behar, engaging passionate fans while celebrating their 2024 IPL title. The journey included stops at the Rajbari Palace and Madan Mohan Temple, concluding with a vibrant gathering at Cooch Behar Stadium, marking the royal family's contribution to Indian cricket.
Key Takeaways
- KKR's Trophy Tour visited Cooch Behar.
- Celebration of their 2024 IPL title.
- Display at Rajbari Palace.
- Visit to Madan Mohan Temple.
- Engagement with local fans.
Cooch Behar (Bengal), March 5 (NationPress) The extraordinary Trophy Tour hosted by the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) made a significant stop in Cooch Behar, captivating their devoted fans from this historic city while commemorating their third Indian Premier League (IPL) title, achieved in 2024.
The tour began at the splendid Rajbari Palace, where the IPL trophy was showcased against the backdrop of the city’s rich heritage and architectural magnificence.
The trophy then proceeded to the esteemed Madan Mohan Temple, merging the thrill of cricket with the city's profound cultural and spiritual significance.
The festivities culminated at the Cooch Behar Stadium, where excited fans gathered in large crowds to see the prestigious trophy up close and celebrate KKR’s victorious 2024 season.
The royal family of Maharaja of Cooch Behar has significantly contributed to the advancement of Indian cricket by donating the trophy for the national four-day cricket competition for under-19 players. This annual event was named the Cooch Behar Trophy in honor of the location and the royal lineage.
As anticipation for the upcoming season builds, KKR’s remarkable Trophy Tour continues to connect with fans throughout the region. Following this successful engagement in Cooch Behar, the tour will proceed to Patna on March 7.
The Kolkata Knight Riders will commence their IPL 2025 campaign against Royal Challengers Bengaluru on March 22 at the renowned Eden Gardens.
