Paul Collingwood and Michael Clarke will go head to head for the World Twenty20 on Sunday, Bridgetown, May 15, 2010HI, every ONE today i am going to tell you a story of 2020 Cricket World Cup Final 2010 which was held in west indies.
When Australia reach in final every One expecting that Australia will win the Title this 3rd 2020 cricket world cup. But England Charge to Twenty20 Glory and win the Title against the most favorite team of Cricket. As you know England never win World cup before today so it is great moment for the people of England and Pakistan too because Australia defeat Pakistan in semi Final so we are happy too :D
now, i am given here last over commentary read and enjoy it
End of over 16 (11 runs) England 134/3 (14 runs required from 24 balls, RR: 8.37, RRR: 3.50)
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16.1 | Watson to Morgan, 2 runs, 132.5 kph, big shot from Morgan! He heaved to leg, but top-edged. The fielder couldn't get around in time though, and despite a diving effort couldn't get close to taking the catch. They run two amidst the drama | ||||||||||||||
16.2 | Watson to Morgan, 1 run, chopped down just fine of the keeper, Colly calls him through for a quick single | ||||||||||||||
16.3 | Watson to Collingwood, SIX, 137.5 kph, six runs! What a shot! Collingwood is confidently into a front-foot pull, sending the ball sailing way over the fielder at square leg. He took him on, and beat him there | ||||||||||||||
16.4 | Watson to Collingwood, no run, 139.4 kph, a bouncer is the reply from a disgruntled Watto, and Collingwood can't get it away | ||||||||||||||
16.5 | Watson to Collingwood, FOUR, 138.8 kph, they're level! Collingwood aims a full-blooded swing to the leg side, somewhat inside-edging it and the ball scoots away to the fine leg boundary | ||||||||||||||
16.6 | Watson to Collingwood, 1 run, 138.1 kph, it's all over! Smashed away past midwicket, and England are the winners of the ICC World Twenty20 2010!! | ||||||||||||||
So, hugs, handshakes and backslaps all round as England have won their first world title in cricket! They were picked out as the dark horses to win this tournament, and after a stuttering, rain-affected start to the group stages, they hit their stride superbly in the Super Eights, winning all their games in that stage, followed by a thumping win in the semi-finals over Sri Lanka. The England dug-out leapt as one when the winning runs were hit, chasing their victorious captain down and quickly surrounding him in a joyous team huddle. The England celebrations will surely go on long into the night in Bridgetown.
Spare a thought for the Australians. They were the team to beat in this tournament, and England were the only ones to manage that feat! They were utterly dominant in the group stages and Super Eights. Their self belief and a magical innings from Michael Hussey powered them to a stunning win in the semi-final over Pakistan, but they have not been at their best today. England looked and played like the more professional side, and they are deserving champions.
"I dont know about England Government, but I declare National Holiday for Tomorrow!" says Asim in.... the U.S. "Enjoy First ever ICC world cup."
Craig Kieswetter gets the Man of the Match award: "I wouldn't say it was easy, but its nice to get runs in a final. KP took the pressure off, allowed me to play quite freely. A lot of work still needs to be done on my keeping, and I'll be putting in some hard yards in at Taunton."
Kevin Pietersen gets the Player of the Tournament award, with 248 runs in the competition. "A pretty interesting week for me, a little kid on Monday and this trophy today. This is for the whole team. Winning is a habit you create, and this team is hungry for success. What a great, great tournament, good for the boys. It's never easy playing Australia, but our bowlers did a great job this morning and 150 wasn't enough."
Paul Collingwood, victorious captain, on the win: "It's right up there, its got to be, this is the first world cup we've ever won. We've got some good players in the side, and with the work ethic we've had this year I think we're starting to see the results on the pitch. We're getting there, and we have today."
"When you want to be the best you've got to beat the best. When we got them three wickets down early doors, we gave ourselves a great opportunity. We want to kick on from this. This is the first trophy we've ever won, we're going to enjoy it, we'r going to savour it."
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