Scoreline: Aus 106/8 Lisa Sthalekar 18 (13), Sarah Elliott 19 no (20), Leah Poulton 20 (28) | Nicola Browne 4-1-11-2, Devine 3-21-2
NZ 103/6 Sophie Devine 38 no (35), Nicola Browne 20 (25) | Ellyse Perry 4-18-3 Nitschke 4-10-1
Result – Australia Women’s are the T20 Champions
Part 1
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Men’s T20 World Cup 2009

• ICC Twenty20 World Cup 2009 Fixtures/Schedule
• ICC Twenty20 World Cup 2009 Super 8 Fixtures/Schedule
• ICC Twenty20 World Cup (2009) Team Standings/Points Table

Women’s T20 World Cup 2009

• ICC Women’s Twenty20 World Cup 2009 Fixtures/Schedule

ICC Twenty20 World Cup 2009 Highlights

ICC World Twenty20 2009 Montage

Final Highlights

Pakistan vs Sri Lanka : Played at Lord’s, London (neutral venue), 21 June 2009 (20-over match)

Pakistan beat Sri Lanka by 8 wickets

Sri Lanka : 138/6 (20 Overs) ; Pakistan : 139/2 (18.4 overs)

Pakistan vs Sri Lanka Highlights – Final T20 World Cup (2009)

Pakistan vs Sri Lanka Stats – Final ICC World Twenty20 (2009)

Pakistan vs Sri Lanka Scorecard – Final T20 World Cup (2009)

Afridi booms again!

Pakistan gets something finally

Pakistan : The Cinderella man story

Pakistan victorious in World T20

Semi-Final Highlights

1st Semi-Final: Pakistan v South Africa at Nottingham – Jun 18, 2009
Pakistan won by 7 runs
Pakistan 149/4 (20/20 ov); South Africa 142/5 (20/20 ov)

Pakistan vs South Africa Highlights – 1st Semi-Final T20 World Cup (2009)

Pakistan vs South Africa Scorecard – 1st Semi-Final T20 World Cup (2009)

Pakistan second final in a row!

South Africa chokes yet again!

“Twenty20 is fun cricket” – Younis Khan

Boom Boom Afridi!

2nd Semi-Final: Sri Lanka v West Indies at The Oval – Jun 19, 2009
Sri Lanka won by 57 runs
Sri Lanka 158/5 (20/20 ov); West Indies 101 (17.4/20 ov)

Sri Lanka vs West Indies Highlights – 2nd Semi-Final T20 World Cup (2009)

Sri Lanka vs West Indies Scorecard – 2nd Semi-Final T20 World Cup (2009)

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India won by 5 wickets and secured a place in the semi final as a result of this win!

New Zealand won by 6 wickets

The men might be out of the World cup but the Women are doing well and have secured a place in the semi final!

India sealed a semi-final spot after defeating Sri Lanka by five wickets in a rain-affected match at Taunton. Mithali Raj and Poonam Raut took India past a modest target, but Sri Lanka stayed in the contest by picking up wickets regularly.

Sri Lanka batted first after the match was reduced to an 18-over contest, but never really got going against a tight Indian bowling unit. Deepika Rasangika top scored for Sri Lanka with 24, as her team mustered a modest total of 94 in its allotted 18 overs.

Medium pacer Rumeli Dhar led the Indian attack with miserly figures of 2 for 4 in four overs, supported by left-arm spinner Gouher Sultana, who also picked up two wickets.

India did not have the best of starts in their reply, finding themselves in a spot of bother at 33 for 3. Opening batsman Poonam Raut made a cautious yet vital 30 from 41 balls before being dismissed, but Mithali Raj at the other end was more aggressive, scoring an unbeaten 32 from just 22 balls. The duo ensured the required rate hovered around at the 6-per-over mark, before Raj finished the match in the 17th over.

England play Pakistan in the final Group B league match, which will decide who tops the group. England are already through to the semi-finals, but a Pakistan win could affect England’s net run-rate, giving India an opportunity to finish in first place.

Australia won by 8 wickets

England won by 71 runs

New Zealand won by 10 wickets

Sri Lanka won by 4 wickets