When India became the T20 champion, the employees of Bengaluru's IT companies were overjoyed

Xpheno announced a holiday on July 1. India created history by defeating South Africa in the final of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024 played on June 29 and becoming the champion after 17 years. To celebrate this victory, the company gave its employees a holiday on July 1.

To celebrate India's spectacular victory in the world of cricket, staffing company Xpheno announced a holiday on July 1. India created history by defeating South Africa in the final of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024 played on June 29 and becoming the champion after 17 years. To celebrate this victory, the company gave its employees a holiday on July 1.

The company said- our small tribute.

According to LinkedIn, Xpheno is a job placement company that helps in finding people, especially for big positions. This company also helps in getting direct jobs, finding staff for the IT sector, providing engineering services, and finding sales-related staff. More than 500 employees work in this Bangalore-based company.

Prasad MS, Workforce Research Head of Xpheno, was quoted by Moneycontrol as saying 'This decision was a surprise for all our employees. This is special because the first day of the month is usually very busy, there is work like billing and closing the payroll. But to honor the excellent performance of Team India, it was decided to give a holiday. This is our small tribute to the players.'

How did tech leaders like Satya Nadella, and Sundar Pichai celebrate?

Many big technology company owners such as Sundar Pichai and Satya Nadella are among those who expressed happiness over India's victory. Google CEO Sundar Pichai tweeted, 'What a great match! It was difficult to even breathe. This is the magic of real sports. Congratulations India, you deserved it! South Africa also played brilliantly. #WorldT20 was great.'

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella also praised the performance of the Indian team and wrote on X, 'What a final! Congratulations India, and great game South Africa. Amazing World Cup... There should be more cricket in West Indies and America.'