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\"EnglandWhen we come to reflect on the 2019 ICC Men\u2019s Cricket World Cup in years to come, that fantastic final at Lord\u2019s will forever be the starting point.<\/p>\n

Of course there were 47 magnificent matches before that, but it came to a head in north west London on a sunny Sunday as England and New Zealand tied over 50 overs, tied again in the Super Over and the hosts eventually made history on a tiebreak.<\/p>\n

It came down to that fine a margin, after seven weeks, 48 games, across 11 grounds with over 22 thousand runs scored.<\/p>\n

It was a game that will probably be remembered as the greatest of all time, with more twists and turns than any Hollywood writer could ever have scripted.<\/p>\n

So before we dig into the rest of the tournament, it only seems right to dwell one last time on that ridiculous finale.<\/p>\n

WHAT THEY SAID<\/strong><\/p>\n

England\u2019s winning captain Eoin Morgan: \u201cTo me and to the team, and everybody who has been involved over the last four years, it means absolutely everything and the planning, the hard work, the dedication, the commitment and the little bit of luck today really did get us over the line.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt’s been an absolutely incredible journey to everybody around the country and around the world who has followed us and supported us, thank you so much. It’s been phenomenal.<\/p>\n

Beaten finalists New Zealand, who were also runners-up four years ago, remained classy to the end. Skipper Kane Williamson: \u201cSomeone had to walk away with the title and we’re gutted that it’s not us. England had a very good campaign and they deserve the victory.\u201d<\/p>\n

SLIDING DOORS<\/strong><\/p>\n

But before that final there were so many moments to savour in a tournament that captured the hearts and minds of billions all over the globe.<\/p>\n

It was all the way back in May that England downed South Africa in the tournament\u2019s curtain raiser at the Oval.<\/p>\n

Since then, there have been knife-edge moments everywhere you look.<\/p>\n

Think back to the West Indies, conquerors of Pakistan in their opening game who then had Australia in all sorts of strife at 79-5 at Trent Bridge in their second.<\/p>\n

They let the Aussies off the hook in that game and also came within a whisker of downing the Black Caps at Old Trafford, Carlos Brathwaite\u2019s monster knock falling just a metre short.<\/p>\n

In between those two heartbreaks for the Caribbean outfit, Sri Lanka produced a stunning upset in Leeds, downing the hosts England thanks to another Lasith Malinga masterclass.<\/p>\n

And a word too for Pakistan, they beat both of the eventual finalists in the group stages, and unearthed two of the game\u2019s shining stars of both the present and the future in Babar Azam and Shaheen Afridi.<\/p>\n

They looked a team of destiny, echoing the exploits of their compatriots back in 1992, but in the end they left themselves just too much to do after a slow start and missed out on the semi-finals.<\/p>\n

 
STAR TURNS<\/strong><\/p>\n

Bangladesh ended up down in eighth in the final standings, but in Shakib Al Hasan they had the tournament\u2019s class act in the group stages.<\/p>\n

The all-rounder recently promoted himself in their batting order to No.3 \u2013 and it proved a masterstroke.<\/p>\n

He batted eight times in this tournament and passed fifty all but once. His worst effort was a run-a-ball 41 against Australia, elsewhere he smashed two tons against England and West Indies and five other fifties. Absurd consistency and even more ridiculous when you consider he also took 11 wickets with his left arm orthodox, including a fine five-for to rip through Afghanistan\u2019s top order.<\/p>\n

A word too for Mitchell Starc, the left-armer who claimed 27 wickets at this World Cup.<\/p>\n

No man has ever finished with that many in a single tournament, and considering he also topped the charts four years ago, Starc is building himself quite the international CV.<\/p>\n

His inswinging yorker to dismiss Ben Stokes at Lord\u2019s was probably the ball of the tournament as well.<\/p>\n

Stokes was another key protagonist in this World Cup, man of the match in England\u2019s first and last games and a model of consistency in between.<\/p>\n

But the main man was undoubtedly Player of the Tournament Williamson.<\/p>\n

No captain has ever scored as many runs at a World Cup as the Black Caps leader did in 2019.<\/p>\n

Time and again he had to put in a shift for his side, scoring almost 30% of their runs all tournament while also leading by example in the field.<\/p>\n

His captaincy of a lethal bowling attack was equally important in their run to the final \u2013 but it was his whitty one-liners and moving modesty that earned him a standing ovation in his last press conference.<\/p>\n

His final answer said it all: \u201cEverybody is allowed to be themselves. That is a good thing about the world. And everybody should be a little bit different as well\u2026 just be yourself and try and enjoy what you do.\u201d<\/p>\n

MR BIG SHOT<\/strong><\/p>\n

We could pick an entire shortlist for this from the final.<\/p>\n

Jos Buttler\u2019s ramp to fine leg, Martin Guptill\u2019s uppercut, and Stokes and Jimmy Neesham\u2019s brutal heaves into the Mound Stand at the death.<\/p>\n

But there was a whole tournament of shots that came before the showpiece that deserve mention.<\/p>\n

Rohit Sharma hit sixes with an almost apologetic aggression to the tune of a world record five centuries.<\/p>\n

Or you could pick any one of skipper Morgan\u2019s 17 maximums that peppered Old Trafford in his century against Afghanistan.<\/p>\n

The Williamson glide to third man is also a thing of beauty, that four in the penultimate over to see off South Africa at Edgbaston will live long in the memory.<\/p>\n

But as an exemplar of how England have risen to the top of the world, it is hard to look past Jason Roy\u2019s brutalisation of Steve Smith in the semi-final.<\/p>\n

Australia needed a wicket, and more in desperation than hope Aaron Finch tossed the ball to Smith for an over of his now part-time leg spin.<\/p>\n

Roy belted the first two for sixes down the ground, but he didn\u2019t connect properly with either as they limped over the rope.<\/p>\n

The third one however, was a peach. That gunshot sound off the bat told you everything. You could have closed your eyes and you would have still known he had pummelled it into the top tier of the main stand.<\/p>\n

Anecdotally, it would appear that Roy is the first professional to send a six up there since the main stand was remodelled.<\/p>\n

It was a perfect encapsulation of how this England team have broken new ground in this format.<\/p>\n

And to do it to the old enemy Australia, the defending champions, rammed home the changing of the guard.<\/p>\n


CATCH OF THE DAY<\/strong><\/p>\n

New Zealand\u2019s fielding has earned them praise throughout this tournament, and rightly so.<\/p>\n

In the final alone, Lockie Ferguson and Tim Southee both produced stunning catches in the outfield to put them on path to what looked like a probable victory.<\/p>\n

Then in the semi-final, Jimmy Neesham\u2019s screamer in the gully was a thing of beauty, and what about the great Guptill?<\/p>\n

The run out of MS Dhoni was one thing, but don\u2019t forget his grab at leg slip off a full-blooded Steve Smith pull shot at Lord\u2019s in the group stages.<\/p>\n

Really, New Zealand should have their own category here. Trent Boult dancing with the boundary rope at Old Trafford before coming unstuck in a similar situation at Lord\u2019s also springs to mind.<\/p>\n

But Sheldon Cottrell\u2019s tightrope walking effort at Trent Bridge, also to get rid of Smith, was full of fancy footwork too.<\/p>\n

And what about Chris Woakes\u2019 full stretch effort, stopping half a roll short of the rope on his home ground of Edgbaston to slow India\u2019s chase.<\/p>\n

And then, of course, there is Stokes. The man of the moment, the hero of Lord\u2019s and the man who fired the starter\u2019s gun on this competition seven weeks ago at the Oval.<\/p>\n

His stunning boundary rope catch, at full stretch and fully airborne as he threw up the wrong hand and the ball somehow stuck sent this tournament into orbit. It has stayed there ever since.
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SPREAD THE WORD<\/strong><\/p>\n

This was a World Cup that shattered audience records.<\/p>\n

From social media to the fanzones and in the grounds, the whole world came to England and marvelled at the mastery of the ten best countries in the world.<\/p>\n

There was much to admire the other side of the rope, Rihanna cheering on the West Indies in defeat to Sri Lanka in Durham was a pinch-yourself moment.<\/p>\n

Skipper Virat Kohli\u2019s emotional exchange with 87-year-old Indian super fan Charulata Patel was another.<\/p>\n

Fans of every nation turned out in droves and painted the streets of England with all the colours of the rainbow.<\/p>\n

The perfect backdrop to the perfect tournament, with the perfect ending to boot.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/article>\n<\/div>\n

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