England Dressing Room Celebrations – PAK vs ENG Highlights: England won the ICC T20 World CUP in a GRAND manner on Sunday and grander were the celebrations inside the DRESSING ROOM. An unbeaten half-century from Ben Stokes and brilliant performances with the ball from Sam Curran and Adil Rashid helped England to a second ICC Men’s T20 World Cup title. The hero of the win, Ben Stokes was the most sought after man in the England Dressing ROOM – Check BEAUTIFUL celebrations of England team
Watch as Jos Buttler, Ben Stokes and other England Cricketers celebrate in style in DRESSING ROOM:
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England Dressing Room Celebrations: Watch as Jos Buttler, Ben Stokes and other England Cricketers celebrate in style in DRESSING ROOM: Watch T20 World CUP Highlights
Stokes used all his experience to score 52 from 49 balls just when his team needed it most as England chased down Pakistan’s meagre total of 137/8 with six deliveries remaining at the MCG.
Seamer Sam Curran (3/12) and Adil Rashid (2/22) were near unplayable for much of Pakistan’s innings, with the duo picking up five valuable wickets between them and conceding just one boundary.
Rashid picked up the massive wicket of Babar Azam for 32 just as it looked like the skipper was about to accelerate and Pakistan’s batting innings never reached great heights from that point on.
Shan Masood (38) and Shadab Khan (20) contributed some handy late runs, but their total of 137/8 was never going to be enough with England’s strong batting line-up.
Player of the Match: Sam Curran
Player of the Tournament: Sam Curran
Current India players were also quick to congratulate the England team.
And there were plenty of compliments too for Pakistan’s performances in the final and throughout the competition, with Sachin Tendulkar among those to point to the unfortunate timing of Shaheen Afridi’s injury as a pivotal moment in Sunday’s match.
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