In the final match of the T20 World Cup played at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, India emerged victorious against New Zealand, marking their third T20 World Cup win. Previously, India had claimed the title in 2007 and 2024, and with this win in 2026, they have become the first country to achieve the feat thrice. The match not only garnered attention from cricket fans across the country but also sparked a significant reaction on social media.

During the match, as Indian batsmen dominated against New Zealand's bowlers, the Delhi Police took to social media platform X, tagging the Ahmedabad Police in a light-hearted post that humorously suggested that they might receive a complaint regarding a missing cricket ball from the New Zealand side. The Delhi Police's post highlighted the strong performance of Indian batsmen, asserting that they were sending the ball into the stands, thus rendering it 'missing'.

Responding in a similar jovial tone, the Ahmedabad Police acknowledged the Delhi Police's humorous take and promised to take this 'missing ball' complaint under advisement. This playful interaction between police departments not only entertained netizens but also reflected the celebratory spirit surrounding India's cricketing success, illustrating how sports events can foster community engagement and lighten the mood during festive moments.