T20 ICC World Cup: Champion

West Indies Is Champion

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Champion Song

I pulled out of the West Indies Champion Hot Song and one of the biggest victories of the most prominent in the history of cricket to win the World Twenty20 final against England. Highlights
You need 19 from the final over, with a half-percent, Marlon Samuel (85 of 66 not out) on the wrong side of the pitch, Windies won with two balls to spare thanks to four consecutive sixes from Carlos Brathwaiat.
Faces Ben Stokes, the man who threw England in the semi-finals with the final clutch against Sri Lanka, hit the first ball on Brathwaiat square leg depth back, and the second to long on and one-third over a long period out.
Need only one escaped the next three balls, Brathwaiat decided to finish it off in style, clearing the midwicket.

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England Is Defeated

Location: West Indies, Cuba

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