Sunday, 3 April 2016

ENG V WI, WORLD T20 2016 FINAL

WI grab title after Brathwaite 6, 6, 6, 6

West Indies snatched the World T20 title away from England in the most dramatic fashion, slamming four sixes in the final over © Getty Images
How many world titles have West Indies won this year, Curtly?, England v West Indies, World T20, final, Kolkata, April 3, 2016 © Getty Images
Who's the boss?: Player of the match Marlon Samuels soaks in the moment, England v West Indies, World T20, final, Kolkata, April 3, 2016 © Getty Images
Eoin Morgan and Joe Root were shattered, England v West Indies, World T20, final, Kolkata, April 3, 2016 © Getty Images
Darren Sammy just might have had the greatest sleep of his life, England v West Indies, World T20, final, Kolkata, April 3, 2016 © Getty Images
April 3 was a memorable day for both West Indies men and women, England v West Indies, World T20, final, Kolkata, April 3, 2016 © Getty Images
Chris Gayle, Dwayne Bravo, Darren Sammy and Andre Russell shake a leg, England v West Indies, World T20, final, Kolkata, April 3, 2016 © Getty Images
Marlon Samuels and Ben Stokes exchange a few words, England v West Indies, World T20, final, Kolkata, April 3, 2016 © Getty Images
The West Indies team savour their title triumph, England v West Indies, World T20, final, Kolkata, April 3, 2016 © Getty Images

EDITOR'S PICKS

Ball boys
- The Cricket Monthly: Apart from excellent cricket commentary, the Test Match Special team was known for its giggly, schoolboy humour
- TCM April issue
Simmons' downright flukey batting
- Two Men Out: Andy and Jarrod also discuss the double-choke in the women's semis, and England reaching the final
Deviation a bowler's best weapon
- Ian Chappell: With so little margin for error, especially in T20 cricket, any movement - on the air, off the pitch - is vital in giving the bowler a chance
Will Cummins ever be fit enough to show what he can do?
- Comments of the week: Discussing fast bowlers young and old, and the action at the World T20
What's worked in this World T20?
- Yorkers made a comeback, pure batsmen largely trumped hitters, and the myth of the par score was busted. By Jarrod Kimber
The mystery of the reluctant cabbies
- Diary: Andrew Fidel Fernando goes on a culinary bender through Kolkata, Delhi and Bangalore, no thanks to the taxi and rickshaw drivers of the land
Defiant till I die
- The Cricket Monthly: How to survive as a batsman in Pakistan, parrying blows, fighting the system, soaring to greatness. Aka, the Younis Khan story
- TCM April issue
When I met India's oldest living Test cricketer
- An encounter with 87-year-old Deepak Shodhan, who played three Tests for India in 1952-53, but had the talent and the record to have played many more
'Honoured to be among the great doctors of our time'
- Our Twitter round-up features the usual: rubbish predictions, cod philosophy, and singing along to Starship

QUOTE UNQUOTE

I wish I could use some expletives on TV to really express how much of a top knock that was

VIDEOS

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ENG V WI, WORLD T20 2016, FINAL

Match Day - WI power-hitting like no other

West Indies had their power-hitting to thank once again after they chased down England's 155 to win the World T20
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ENG V WI, WORLD T20 2016, FINAL

Jayawardene: I feel sorry for Stokes

ESPNcricinfo's Match Day team looks at the final over of the match, when Carlos Brathwaite smashed Ben Stokes for four sixes in a row
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AUS V WI, WOMEN'S WORLD T20 FINAL

'Teams are catching up and going past us' - Lanning

Meg Lanning believes Australia were about 15-20 runs short in the Women's World Twenty20 final against West Indies
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AUS V WI, WOMEN'S WORLD T20 FINAL

'Is this real?' - Taylor

West Indies captain Stafanie Taylor and batsman Hayley Matthews discuss their women's WT20 final win against Australia

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