Stokes leads England past Pakistan to win T20 World Cup November 13, 2022 Stokes leads England past Pakistan to win the T20 World Cup<br /> November 13, 2022 Creation time: 08:00 PM Last update: 08:00 PM Views: 6 Melbourne, Nov. 13 (BNA) England confirmed their reputation as the masters of short cricket by winning the 20th World Cup with a five-wicket win over Pakistan at the MCG on Sunday. A combination of stingy bowling and parallel strikes proved the difference as England won the T20 World Cup for the second time after winning in the West Indies in 2010. Restricting Pakistan at 137-8, England struggled for a while in the middle of their quest before Ben Stokes upped the tempo with five overs remaining in Melbourne. The multi-skilled player has solidified England during a testing period and honed his reputation for performance in the big matches by scoring the highest goals with 52 unbeaten passes from 49 balls, according to the Associated Press. England had one to spare when Stokes netted the win in the middle of the wicket, with the left-handed batsman leaping into the air in celebration after impressive innings. England have been largely dominant throughout the tournament, a shock loss to Ireland in a rain-affected match, the first country to hold the T20 and 50 World Cup titles side by side. In his first year as an English captain, Joss Butler led his country superbly throughout the month-long tournament in Australia and was delighted with his country’s performance in a playoff. Sam Curran, who threw superbly when taking 3-12 off four overs, was named man of the match and also in the tournament in which he finished 13 wickets. That was lucky for England, who fell short of the sprinting average required in the middle stages until the Stokes final, as well as 80,462 fans attending the final. insult Source link Related READ MORE Red Sox rally in 9th, on brink of clinching wild-card berth
November 13, 2022 Creation time: 08:00 PM Last update: 08:00 PM Views: 6 Melbourne, Nov. 13 (BNA) England confirmed their reputation as the masters of short cricket by winning the 20th World Cup with a five-wicket win over Pakistan at the MCG on Sunday. A combination of stingy bowling and parallel strikes proved the difference as England won the T20 World Cup for the second time after winning in the West Indies in 2010. Restricting Pakistan at 137-8, England struggled for a while in the middle of their quest before Ben Stokes upped the tempo with five overs remaining in Melbourne. The multi-skilled player has solidified England during a testing period and honed his reputation for performance in the big matches by scoring the highest goals with 52 unbeaten passes from 49 balls, according to the Associated Press. England had one to spare when Stokes netted the win in the middle of the wicket, with the left-handed batsman leaping into the air in celebration after impressive innings. England have been largely dominant throughout the tournament, a shock loss to Ireland in a rain-affected match, the first country to hold the T20 and 50 World Cup titles side by side. In his first year as an English captain, Joss Butler led his country superbly throughout the month-long tournament in Australia and was delighted with his country’s performance in a playoff. Sam Curran, who threw superbly when taking 3-12 off four overs, was named man of the match and also in the tournament in which he finished 13 wickets. That was lucky for England, who fell short of the sprinting average required in the middle stages until the Stokes final, as well as 80,462 fans attending the final. insult
