🏏Th.2 ~ ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026: Final IND vs NZ🏏 - Page 34

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Originally posted by: PunnyPotato

Can someone tell me why NZ decided to chase?

I mean wasn't it a unsaid thing that batting first will help?

Abhishek Sharma: "The one thing was very clear, I wanted to share before as well, but today is the best day. The captain and coach had faith in me. Even I was doubting myself. I had never experienced this before, it was a tough tournament. I was just doing my process, trying to take it one game after antoher, but it wasn';t easy. But I love this team because the way they backed me. It wasn't easy for me because going through the whole year i was doing well for the team, but in the big tournament I wasn't able to. But the faith the team and management showed in me. I got emotional in the middle of the tournament and wanted to talk to the coach and captain and they said you'll win us the big games. The crowd has supported us a lot even through tough times."

Shivam Dube: "[On his role] It was always there to hit some big sixes. That was my role from the first day of the tournament. I always back myself and think that whenever I get opportunity, I'll hit some sixes. I have developed a lot, my bowling, but it didn't come off this tournament. Hopefully will do better in the future."

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

no tags for me :(

Sorry🤧🤧

India had built themselves up as T20 batting behemoths and that evolution has culminated in them playing the perfect T20 game in a World Cup final. And so, on the backs of devastating displays by Sanju Samson, Abhishek Sharma and Ishan Kishan - all of who have fascinating narratives as to how they ended up playing this World Cup final - India become the first team to win three T20 World Cup titles, and the first to defend their title. It's a fitting end to the 2024-26 cycle, with the most dominant side in this period lifting the world title. After the scare that England gave them in the semi-finals, India's bowlers - led by Jasprit Bumrah and Axar Patel- did well to see out a convincing win. For New Zealand, who have tasted a lot of success in India in Tests and ODIs in the recent past, it was a bad day at the office today. Their bowling plans fell apart, and apart from Tim Seifert's fighting fifty, their batters never came close to giving India anything to worry about. They fall short in their fifth white-ball final in 11 years, and will go back with that empty-handed feeling they have grown to be familiar with.

Match ended so early and so is fireworks..everyone went to sleep here lol

Originally posted by: PunnyPotato

Can someone tell me why NZ decided to chase?

I mean wasn't it a unsaid thing that batting first will help?

It was our day

Originally posted by: Ragazza_dolce

Puri 11 ki baat kariye

NZ wale bhi joh hain hamare pass Henry, woh bhi fraud he hain aaj dekh liya

I only trust Rutu, Ayush ne bhi kuch khaas kiya nahi hain outside IPL with bat.

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

no tags for me :(

Yaar your name doesnt appear for me at all when i try to tag..why so

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