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Last 5 Overs of Indian Bowling and the Winning Moment in The final of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024

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The final of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 witnessed an unforgettable climax as India defended their total against South Africa in a nail-biting finish. The last five overs of Indian bowling were a testament to nerves of steel, impeccable execution, and a display of high-octane cricket that culminated in India clinching the title and ending their 11-year trophy drought. Here’s a detailed look at those last 30 balls that decided the fate of the World Cup.

16th Over: Hardik Pandya’s Golden Arm Strikes

Score before the over: RSA 151-4
Bowler: Hardik Pandya

The 16th over started with South Africa in a strong position needing 26 runs off 24 balls. Heinrich Klaasen and David Miller were set at the crease, poised to take their team home.

Runs Conceded: 4
Score after the over: RSA 155-5


17th Over: Bumrah’s Masterclass

Bowler: Jasprit Bumrah

With South Africa needing 22 runs off 18 balls, Bumrah was brought back into the attack.

Runs Conceded: 2
Score after the over: RSA 157-6


18th Over: Arshdeep’s Ice-Cold Nerves

Bowler: Arshdeep Singh

The tension was palpable with South Africa needing 16 runs off 12 balls.

Runs Conceded: 2
Score after the over: RSA 161-6


19th Over: Pandya’s Magic Continues

Bowler: Hardik Pandya

With 16 needed off 6, Pandya bowled the penultimate over.

Runs Conceded: 6
Score after the over: RSA 169-8


20th Over: The Final Over

Bowler: Hardik Pandya

With 8 needed off the final over, Hardik Pandya bowled a dramatic last over.

Final Score: RSA 169-8
India Wins by 7 Runs

INDIA WININDIA WIN
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The Winning Moment

As the final ball was bowled and Nortje managed just a single, the Indian team erupted in celebration. Hardik Pandya, who had turned the game around with his stellar death bowling, fell to his knees, tears streaming down his face. Rohit Sharma, the captain, was mobbed by his teammates, sharing in the moment of glory and relief. This victory ended India’s 11-year wait for an ICC trophy, with the players and fans rejoicing in the triumph.

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