Australia defeated New Zealand to win the T20 World Cup

Australia was crowned the men’s T20 World Cup champion for the first time, because the twins of David Warner and Mitchell Marsh were in their fifties, allowing New Zealand to win second place on the global stage again.

The Black Caps themselves are seeking their first T20 championship to increase their World Test Championship victory, and after the heavy start of Dubai’s first batting, Kane Williamson’s atypically militant 85 of 48 goals gave Hope.

New Zealand’s four-of-172 shots represented the highest score in the T20 finals, but it was not enough because they lost 8 wickets, Warner scored 53 points in 38 deliveries, and Marsh scored in 50 deliveries. 77 points, but did not bring Australia home.

Unlike the performance in 2016, when the West Indies beat England with Carlos Brathwaite’s six-pointers four times in a row in the final game, no stands ended because Australia used seven The ball to completely change their goals.

Williamson has been plagued by long-term elbow injuries in recent weeks. He made 10 four-pointers and three six-pointers with 21 points, while Mitchell Stark received heavy penalties.

He ended 4-0-60-0, which was the worst bowling stats in the T20 World Cup final, but Josh Hadswood was a model because he mixed his speed to finish the game with 16 shots and 3 points, and There is hardly any feeling of Australian folding.

Although Warner trailed only Babar Azam in the tournament’s running scoring list, with an average of 289 points, an average field goal percentage of 57.8 points, and an average field goal percentage of 147.44 points, Australia’s victory was largely Thanks to Marsh, he hit six four-pointers and four six-pointers.

He was particularly eliminated due to Australia’s only defeat against England, but here proved his worth, because he always put New Zealand in a secondary position, so he completed the game in the first three games.

New Zealand was defeated in 50 World Cup finals in 2015 and 2019 and was at a disadvantage after being eliminated. The team that hit second place under the lights of this venue won every time in the game.

If they are not upset by losing their pitches, then it is not obvious, as they climbed to the tournament-lowest 32 points on a slow court with Daryl Mitchell in Hazelwood. The leg cutting forceps stimulated and pushed forward, causing Matthew Wade to jump forward.

Williamson and Martin Guptier’s first 28 goals are borderless. Although the New Zealand captain got rid of the inertia by driving four consecutive times and then pulling Marsh, he still feels that the Black Hats need something special in the second half. A round after reaching 57 rounds midway.

Williamson provided it, but only after he was shelled deep by Hazlewood outside Starc, the mistake was compounded by four dribbles. It was a lucrative game for New Zealand, and it was a costly drop, as Williamson took 39 of the 12 deliveries that Stark faced.

When Williamson scored 32 goals and 50, Glenn Maxwell hit a back-to-back 6-pointer from the side of the leg, but he was particularly dismissive of Stark, plundering 22 goals in the excessive politeness of the edges of the two stripes, and then It was two authoritative shots, sweet on both sides-timing the midwicket six.

Guptier scored 28 points in the impressive Adam Zampa game, and Glenn Phillips also scored after a knuckle ball from Hazlewood. Scored 18 points, and on the latter’s last shot, Williamson shoveled a long line from another slower pass.

Williamson’s effort in a performance that almost no one expected-New Zealand defeated the world number one England in the semifinals on Wednesday, and Australia defeated the hottest Pakistan of the game 24 hours later-to ensure that Asia Ren Finch’s team has at least some pressure.

Finch was recently angry about Australia being “written off”. When Trent Bolt’s top advantage led to a wonderful slip catch by Mitchell, Finch gave in by five points, but Marsh passed Adam Milne’s The first ball was a six-pointer that ignited Australia’s offense and immediately pitched back-to-back with fast bowlers.

It took Warner some time to settle down, but he picked up the pace because he used two four-pointers and a towering six-pointer to remove leg spinner Ish Sodhi from the offense, and the opener passed Jimmy Nisha. Mu took away his only end.

When Warner let his stump light up after missing a violent shot, Bolt had his second wicket and ended his 92 games with Marsh. Marsh was not deterred because he was in Sodhi. The situation brought back brought 31 goals in half a century for six consecutive goals, and lost three wide in nine goals to help Australia’s cause.

From there Marsh was basically content to postpone the heavy blow to Maxwell (28 goals did not get out of 18), his reverse sweep took the baseline, and then ran four games to see Australia win.