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Three Epic T20 World Cup Finals That Shook the Game

Three Epic T20 World Cup Finals That Shook the Game

Yo, the T20 World Cup is rollin' from Feb 7 to Mar 8, co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka, with 20 squads ready to hustle for glory. We got three legendary finals to vibe on: India vs South Africa in 2024, where Hardik and Bumrah brought the heat; India vs Pakistan in 2007, where Joginder clinched the win; and West Indies' epic comeback against England in 2016, thanks to Brathwaite's sixes. Fo' shizzle, these moments be unforgettable!

Quick rundown

  1. 3rd place moment: 2024 Bridgetown final — India defend 176/7 with Hardik's 16-run late surge and a clutch Suryakumar catch.
  2. 2nd place moment: 2007 final at The Wanderers — Dhoni's men chase, Gambhir 75, and Joginder Sharma seals it on the last over.
  3. 1st place moment: 2016 final at Eden Gardens — Brathwaite belts four sixes in the final over as Windies lift the trophy.
  4. Fun fact: India features in two of the top three finals, underscoring its T20 prowess across editions.
  5. Takeaway: T20 World Cup finals are built for drama, late heroics, and meme-worthy moments.

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  • Indian Premier League
  • Pakistan Super League
  • New Zealand tour of Bangladesh
  • India Women tour of South Africa