India secured their second Twenty20 World Cup title with a dramatic seven-run win over South Africa on Saturday, the result still in doubt at the start of the final over of an electrifying match.
India thumped defending champions England by 68 runs in the second semifinal of the T20 World Cup to book their place in Saturday's final against South Africa.
India marched into the T20 World Cup semi-finals as skipper Rohit Sharma's blistering 92 set up a 24-run victory over Australia, left on the brink of elimination.
England brushed aside their struggles in the opening phase of the Twenty20 World Cup with an eight-wicket victory over the previously unbeaten West Indies in their Super Eight opener.
Fast bowler Lockie Ferguson produced an historic bowling effort to help the Black Caps to a seven-wicket win over Papua New Guinea in their final T20 World Cup game.
After just two games, the Black Caps World Cup dream is over. It is mathematically possible for them to qualify but requires miraculous scoring by minnow teams over cricket's powers.