skipper Unmukt Chand came out of the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport terminal holding the trophy, celebrations broke out. Mumbaiite Harmeet Singh's relatives and friends also turned up in large numbers and carried a huge cutout of the spinner. "I am very happy. We played well in Australia and won it. It's a proud feeling," said Chand, who is the third captain after Mohammed Kaif and Virat Kohli to lead the country to the under-19 World Cup title. In Kolkata, a host of Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) officials and a large number of East Bengal fan club members waited at the NSC Bose International Airport here to greet Ravikant Singh and Sandipan Das, the two cricketers from Bengal who were in the winning squad. With 12 wickets, Ravikant finished as the most successful Indian bowler in the tournament played in Australia. In the melee of fans eager to greet the young cricketers, their families were pushed to the sidelines and security personnel had to intervene, getting the cricketers into their cars in a hurry, thus cutting the celebrations short. However, the glory of the win was overwhelming, as Ravikant stated. "We were over the moon. Never in my life was I so happy," he said adding, "I owe a lot to captain Unmukt (Chand). I came into the team as a replacement but he showed faith in me and gave me confidence. Unmukt is a batsman, but he is a bowlers' captain." Unmukt is now richer not just in experience,