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3rd T20I - Afghanistan v Ireland at Sharjah
Afghanistan won by 57 runs 3rd ODI - Bangladesh v Sri Lanka at Chittagong
Bangladesh won by 4 wickets (with 58 balls remaining) |
London: British Prime Minister David Cameron hailed England's cricketers after they won their first major one-day title in a seven-wicket victory over Australia in Sunday's ICC World Twenty20 final.
"Congratulations to (captain) Paul Collingwood and the England Twenty20 team on becoming world champions for the first time with a magnificent victory over Australia," he said.
Let's hope this marks the start of a great summer of sport for England.
Sport and Olympics Minister Hugh Robertson added: "I'm absolutely delighted England have won the ICC World Twenty20."
They have played exciting and intelligent cricket and are worthy winners.
South Africa born batsmen Craig Kieswetter and Kevin Pietersen starred as England stormed to victory at the Kensington Oval in Bridgetown, Barbados.
England, chasing 148 to win, after reducing a previously unbeaten Australian side at this tournament to eight for three, saw Kieswetter (63) and Pietersen (47) put on 111 for the second wicket at the Kensington Oval.
They eventually won with three overs to spare when Collingwood struck Shane Watson for a boundary as his side finished on 151 for three.
Scores | Upcoming | Results |
3rd T20I - Afghanistan v Ireland at Sharjah
Afghanistan won by 57 runs 3rd ODI - Bangladesh v Sri Lanka at Chittagong
Bangladesh won by 4 wickets (with 58 balls remaining) |