England claim their maiden World Cup crown in historic first win
England won Cricket World Cup 2019 after Super Over drama
By Web Desk
July 14, 2019
LONDON: England won the World Cup for the first time as they beat New Zealand in a Super Over after a nerve-shredding final ended in a tie at Lord´s on Sunday.
After Eoin Morgan´s side finished on 241 all out in pursuit of New Zealand´s 241-8, the final came down to a six-ball shootout for each team.
England´s Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler took 15 off Trent Boult´s over.
Jofra Archer bowled England´s over against Martin Guptill and Jimmy Neesham, who smashed a six off the second ball.
With two runs required off the final ball, wicketkeeper Jos Buttler and Jason Roy combined to run out Guptill as he came back for the second.
Both sides finished on 15 so England won due to a tie-break rule because they hit the most boundaries.
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