"The match was pretty topsy-turvy. It was anyone's game till the last few overs, but we made a good comeback. I think in sports what matters is how you perform in pressure situations. We handled those moments brilliantly. So, it was a very good moment. I was overjoyed when we won," he added.   The Olympic gold medalist also spoke about retirement of ace batter Virat Kohli and skipper Rohit Sharma. Both announced their retirement from the shortest format for India after the title win. "Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli will always be an inspiration for future generations. They have been playing for so long that it may have crossed their minds that they are getting injured more often. To play for so many years and keep yourself fit is a challenging task." "Their retirement paves the way for the next generation to take over the mantle. They have done a lot for our country, in T20Is and other formats as well. Every athlete retires, everyone has to walk away. It's a natural process. I think they got the best farewell. They won the T20 World Cup and are leaving on a high," Chopra said. India had set South Africa 177-run target to win the 2024 T20 World Cup. India won the toss and elected to bat first in Barbados and scored 176/7 in 20 overs. As for South Africa, they were ahead most of the time and needed 30 runs in last five overs with Heinrich Klaasen and Miller on the crease. The chase derailed after Pandya dismissed Klaasen in 17th over and from thereon India came out as eventual winners, holding SA at 169/8.