What a Win ….. What a Finish ……. A nail biting finish.
Where should I start, How can I complete, How can I Describe this in words.
Indian team were consider the under Dogs after World Cup Exit, earlier in 2007. It’s a new team; young team, young captain, they have done the Impossible.
India has bet England, South Africa, Australia and Pakistan in WC Final. It’s really a spectacle, an unbelievable performance, We Indians are very Proud of our New Indian Team. A team without Sachin, Dravid, Ganguly and Kumble. 100% credit to Indian Team, BCCI, Selectors and ICC.
India scored just 157, and put up an easy target for the unbeaten Pakistan team. Indian bowlers were awesome, they controlled the run rate, Took early breaks and kept up to the pressure. Indian won in the last over when only 6 Runs were needed in 4 balls.
What a finish, what a Finish. Nail biting thriller, a typical game of cricket & India–Pak WC cricket.INDIA – TT WC 07 Champions We Indians are – 20 20 WC Champions 
Full story:-INDIA claimed the inaugural Twenty20 World Cup, beating Pakistan by five runs in a thrilling final overnight.
Recalled all-rounder Irfan Pathan and new-ball bowler Rudra Pratap Singh took three wickets each and Pakistan, who started well, tumbled to 152 all out in reply to India's 5-157.
Misbah ul-Haq threatened to steal victory from India at the death with four sixes in his 43 but Joginder Sharma had him caught trying to spoon a ball over fine leg with three balls to spare.
Opening batsman Imran Nazir had slammed 33 off 14 balls in a flying start for Pakistan but Robin Uthappa ran him out with a direct hit and Pathan claimed the key wickets of Shoaib Malik (8) and Shahid Afridi (0) in his second over to slow their run chase.
Joginder kept his nerve in the final over with Pakistan needing 12 to win and finished with two for 20, while Pathan took three for 16 and Pratap three for 26.
A good all-round bowling performance by Pakistan, led by Umar Gul, had earlier restricted India to a relatively modest total.
Gul took three for 28 in his four overs as India never managed to break free of tight bowling and fielding.
The tall seamer landed the vital wickets of Yuvraj Singh, caught and bowled for 14 off 19 balls, Mahendra Dhoni, bowled for six, and Gautam Gambhir, caught at short fine-leg for 75.
Opener Gambhir batted through the first 18 overs, however, stroking eight fours and two sixes, and needed just 54 balls for his fluent innings which give India's total respectability. Rohit Sharma scored 30 not out in 16 balls in the closing overs to take India past 150
It’s a history, they are not players any more ….. They are Legends.
Thanks …..
A true Fan …... who waited for a change, its looks like it, Finally.
