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  • 12:39 AM IST

    Take a Bow, captain Kane!

  • 12:39 AM IST

    Player of the Tournament, Kane Williamson, says he would swap both the trophies for one extra run. States It is not only the one run but there were many decisive moments. Congratulates England for the way they played. Mentions the pitches have been different to what they expected, there has not been a lot of high scores. Tells they showed a huge amount of heart to get to this stage and is happy with how they played throughout. Ends by saying the guys are shattered at the moment, it is very devastating, this is very tough to swallow but he is happy with how they played.

  • 12:38 AM IST

    Champion stuff from Stokesy!

  • 12:38 AM IST

    Ben Stokes is named the Man of the Match. Stokes says that it is a good feeling. Tells all the hard work in the last 4 years has paid off. This was the place they wanted to reach and they have. Thanks the fans for their support. Tells him and Buttler just wanted to take it deep and they also wanted to make sure that the run rate did not shoot up. Smiles and says he definitely was not going to bowl the Super Over. Says that he is a professional cricketer and he was ready to bat and credits Archer for bowling that Super Over. Stokes then adds that the support from the fans, friends and families was unbelievable.

  • 12:37 AM IST

    You got to feel for New Zealand, what a game of cricket!

  • 12:25 AM IST

    World title decided by the ‘smallest of the margins’!

  • 12:19 AM IST

    Unbelievable scenes here at Lord’s as England are the new champions!

  • 12:18 AM IST

    WHAT A GAME THIS WAS! Surely worthy of a final. Also, to remind you all, we still do not have a clear winner. Even the Super Over was a tie. England won as they hit more boundaries. For now, let us summaries the game right from the start as it seems a long time from the start of the game.

  • 12:16 AM IST

    ENG vs NZ Live Updates: Jubilation scenes out there! England have won the World Cup for the very first time in the most dramatic manner. The crowd here is going bonkers, the players are running around in joy. Nobody out there can control their emotions. The Kiwi players on the other hand surely must be heartbroken. They had the match in their bag even in during the normal 50 overs also during the Super Over. Nevertheless, it was England’s day and it is them who come out on top.

  • 12:06 AM IST

    England are the new WORLD CHAMPIONS!

England vs New Zealand HIGHLIGHTS: Neither a tied game nor a spirited New Zealand could stop England from bringing the trophy home at the Lord’s on Sunday. It finally took a Super Over for England to be crowned winners of the 2019 World Cup. Eoin Morgan’s boys are the new world champions in the 50-over format of the gentleman’s game and the crown couldn’t have come at a better place than the historic Lord’s, the home of cricket. Also Read - Australia vs India ODI in Sydney: Predicted Playing XIs, Pitch Report, Toss Timing, Squads, Weather Forecast For 2nd ODI

Ben Stokes will go down in history as one of England’s best all-rounders. After all, he managed what even the great Ian Botham failed to achieve in Australia in 1992. England’s Mark Wood being run out off the last ball of the innings saw the game end in a tie and a Super Over followed. The first-ever Super Over in a World Cup final saw England score 15 runs before the Kiwis also ended on 15, but the hosts won due to more boundaries scored in the game. Also Read - Live PSL Match Karachi Kings vs Lahore Qalandars Stream FINAL: Live Match When And Where to Watch KAR vs LAH Live Cricket Streaming

England vs New Zealand MATCH HIGHLIGHTS: ENG (241-all out in 50 overs) beat NZ (241/8) to win World Cup

Time: 3:00 PM. Also Read - IPL 2020, MI vs DC in Dubai: Prediction, Probable Playing XIs, Pitch Report, Toss Timing, Squads, Weather Forecast For FINAL

Venue: Lord’s cricket ground. 

Probable Playing XIs —

New Zealand: Guptill, Nicholls, Williamson(C), Taylor, Latham (wk), Neesham, Grandhomme, Henry, Santner, Boult and Ferguson.

England: Roy, Bairstow, Root, Morgan (C), Stokes, Buttler (wk), Woakes, Plunkett, Rashid, Archer and Wood.

SQUADS —

New Zealand: Kane Williamson (C), Tom Blundell, Trent Boult, Colin de Grandhomme, Lockie Ferguson, Martin Guptill, Matt Henry, Tom Latham, Colin Munro, Jimmy Neesham, Henry Nicholls, Mitchell Santner, Ish Sodhi, Tim Southee, Ross Taylor.

England: Eoin Morgan (C), Jonny Bairstow, Joe Root, James Vince, Jason Roy, Jos Buttler, Liam Dawson, Ben Stokes, Adil Rashid, Moeen Ali, Jofra Archer, Chris Woakes, Mark Wood, Liam Plunkett, and Tom Curran.