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[Watch] Team India welcomed at Douglas-Charles Airport in traditional style of Dominica

Team India have landed in Dominica for the first match of their ICC World Test Championship (WTC) series against the West Indies, starting this Wednesday (July 12). A video of Virat Kohli and other Indian squad members being welcomed in traditional style of Dominica has surfaced on the internet.

After a month-long break, Team India will return to the international arena for a World Test Championship series against the West Indies team. India suffered a defeat in the WTC final 2023 against Australia last month, whereas the Caribbean side failed to qualify for the Cricket World Cup to be held later this year.

Both teams will look to return to winning ways in the upcoming bilateral matches. Here's a video of the Indian players being welcomed at the Douglas-Charles Airport in Dominica.

Virat Kohli At Douglas-Charles Airport, Dominica.🖤

#ViratKohli #WIvIND @imVkohli https://t.co/eU4iOuIb74

The person recording the video seems to be a big fan of Virat Kohli as he focused majorly on him. The other Indian players could be seen behind Kohli as well. As they walked into the airport, traditional artists welcomed them with their dance.

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India have qualified for the World Test Championship finals twice. They have finished in the top two of the points table in both editions of the mega event played so far. Rohit Sharma and co. will be keen to continue their top performances in the group stage of the World Test Championship.

West Indies have never qualified for the World Test Championship final before. The Kraigg Brathwaite-led outfit will aim to start their new WTC cycle with a series win on home soil. The last time West Indies hosted India for a WTC series was back in 2019, which India won 2-0.

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It will be interesting to see how the two teams perform in the upcoming series.

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