New Zealand and Pakistan will meet in the final starting tomorrow night at 7:30 pm in Dubai. Both teams have won the league and the semifinals.
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Australian team:
The Australian team, which was placed in Group 1, dominated the first two matches against South Africa and Australia. England won the toss and elected to bat, beating England by 126/6 in 11.4 overs.
As a result, the Aussies won the next match against Bangladesh by 78/2 in 6.2 overs, raising their net run rate again. In the last match against West Indies, they won by 161/2 runs in 16.2 overs and got the ticket for the final.
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New Zealand team:
The semi-final chances turned bright as New Zealand lost to Pakistan in the first match of Group 2 and fell to India in the next match. Following that they defeated Namibia, Scotland and Afghanistan and secured the semi-finals. In particular, against India, they did not hit a single four from 5.1 overs to the 15th over.
In the semi-finals, England won by 5 wickets in 19 overs and advanced to the final.
Fighting nature:
Thus both teams have won only through fighting spirit. In particular, the way the Australian team played in the T20 World Cup before the T20 World Cup was another level. At the other end, the New Zealand team is on the verge of winning the World Test Championship and winning the T20 World Cup by hand.
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Warne prediction:
Former Aussie player Shane Warne has predicted which team will win the final of the T20 World Cup 2021 series tomorrow. He said, “Pakistan has not lost a single match in the Super 12 round of the series. Australia beat the other team in the semi-finals. Therefore, I think that team has a better chance of winning. ”
“It is also commendable that the Aussies have bounced back from a series of defeats ahead of the T20 World Cup. With everyone on the farm, Aussie will win the trophy. ”
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