Opening batter Finn Allen delivered a stunning unbeaten 100 from just 33 balls, the fastest century in the history of the men’s T20 World Cup.

Bumrah was India’s standout bowler with 3/15, becoming India’s highest wicket-taker in T20 World Cup history

The 29-year-old, who grew up in Navau, Ba (Fiji), dominated the competition with three world titles and a silver medal. Lal claimed first place in the 140kg Raw Open, 125kg Single Ply, and 125kg Deadlift-only categories, and finished second in the 125kg Bench-only division.

The triumph marked a defining moment for Indian cricket, as the team lifted the coveted trophy for the first time after finishing runners-up in 2005 and 2017.

This explosive knock also marked the highest T20I score ever recorded on Australian soil by any batter.

For South Africa, the victory lifted the “chokers tag” that had long haunted their knockout history.

With the target now within sight, South Africa stands on the brink of ending a 27-year wait for ICC silverware.

“Both teams bowled disciplined lines and lengths today. We’ll look to add every possible run tomorrow, then trust our bowlers to finish it off.”

Smith, in imperious form at Lord’s, ground out 66 off 112 balls, delighting the gallery with 10 crisply timed boundaries.

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