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Tuesday, March 10, 2026

Top 5 Moments of T20 World Cup 2026 That We Will Never Forget

 

Five moments. One tournament. Memories that will last a lifetime.

Top 5 unforgettable moments of T20 World Cup 2026 — Finn Allen century, Bumrah 4/15, India champions


T20 World Cup 2026 gave cricket fans everything — centuries off 33 balls, 499-run semi-finals, golden ducks in finals, and a 96-run demolition on the biggest stage of all. From the very first match to the last ball bowled in Ahmedabad, this was a tournament that refused to be ordinary.

These are the five moments from T20 World Cup 2026 that no cricket fan will ever forget.

Monday, March 9, 2026

India Win T20 World Cup 2026 — Champions Again! Beat NZ by 96 Runs

 

India are T20 World Cup champions. Again. Third time. And for the very first time in history, a team has successfully defended the title — in front of 86,000 roaring fans at Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad. The same ground where they lost the ODI World Cup final three years ago.

India players celebrating T20 World Cup 2026 title win at Narendra Modi Stadium Ahmedabad after beating New Zealand by 96 runs


March 8, 2026. Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad. The demons of 2023 have been exorcised. India beat New Zealand by 96 runs — the most dominant final in T20 World Cup history — to become the first team ever to win three T20 World Cup titles and the first to defend the championship back-to-back.

Sanju Samson scored 89. Abhishek Sharma hit the fastest fifty in T20 World Cup knockout history — off just 18 balls. Ishan Kishan blazed 54 off 25. Shivam Dube smashed 26* off just 8 balls to launch India past 250. And then James Neesham — in one devastating over — removed Samson, Kishan and Suryakumar off three wickets for one run, before Jasprit Bumrah delivered a 4-for-15 that dismantled whatever hope New Zealand had left.

India posted 255 for 5 — the highest total in T20 World Cup Final history. New Zealand were bowled out for 159. India won by 96 runs — their largest ever margin of victory in T20 World Cup history.

As Vande Mataram echoed across the Narendra Modi Stadium and fireworks lit up the Ahmedabad sky, Suryakumar Yadav lifted the trophy for India's third time — and the whole cricketing world watched in awe.

The ECB Held An Emergency Board Meeting. They Were Scared He Would Announce His Retirement On Instagram. Ben Stokes Has 48 Hours To Decide His Future.

  By Tuesday morning, the situation had deteriorated to the point where the ECB held an emergency executive board meeting. Not a scheduled...