England won the T20 World Cup by 5 wickets against Pakistan.
Pakistan vs England in today’s final T20 World Cup match. England captain Jos Buttler won the toss and chose to bowl. Accordingly, Muhammad Rizwan and Babar Azam gave Pakistan a joint start. After 4 overs, Sam Karan split the pair and dismissed Rizwan with a bolt.
On 15 runs, Muhammad Haris came into the field before he walked. Adil Rashid sent Pakistan captain Babar Azam to the pavilion for 32 runs, who was expected to add strength to the team’s score by giving a consistent game.
Iftikhar Ahmed (0) and Muhamad Haris (8) were wickets without conceding a lot of runs, Pakistan team lost 4 wickets in 15 overs and totaled 106 runs. There was tension among the batsmen as the runs were short at the end. Due to this, Shaun Masood, who gave confidence to the team, got out with 38 runs and Shatab Khan got out with 20 runs. The players who tried to hit sixes to add more runs got caught and got out. Pakistan scored 137 for the loss of 8 wickets in 20 overs set by a largely unconvincing batsmen.
Sam Karan took 3 wickets, Adil Rashid, Girish Jodan took 2 wickets and Benstokes took one wicket for England team. Jos Buttler and Alex Hales gave a joint start to England, who came into the field with the target of winning if they score 138 runs. Hales was bowled out by Shahin Afridi in the first over.
Harry’s Roff bowled a 3-over and the game heated up with the wicket of Feel Salt. England lost 2 wickets at the end of 4 overs and added 32 runs. While Buttler, who has shown excellent performance throughout this T20 World Cup series, was expected to continue playing in this match, Haris Raff’s big wicket of him as an assault gave Pakistan fans hope.
At the end of the power play, England lost 3 wickets for 49 runs. Benstokes stayed on one side and Harry Brooke got out after being bowled by Shatab Khan. Then Moeen Ali – joined hands with Penstokes to increase England’s runs. With Moeen Ali out in the 18th over, Benstokes added 52 off 49 balls to lead the team to a 5-wicket win. On the Pakistan side, Haris Raf took 2 wickets and Shain Afridi, Shatab Khan and Muhammad Wasim took 1 wicket each.