TEXT:A steady procession of Pakistani fans nearly filled the Melbourne Cricket Ground. There were England supporters too, but they were lost in a sea of green that spread across the stands. Yet, Jos NAME_1’s men felt at home. And as a Sunday night waned, England seized the ICC Twenty20 World Cup, winning the summit clash by five wickets. The final was seemingly heading England’s way once Pakistan’s diffident batters mustered 137 for eight. However, the fast bowlers from the stables that produced NAME_2, NAME_3 and NAME_4, prised out early wickets. A contest of small margins began to take shape but NAME_1’s men, conscious of the DLS par score linked to the rain-threat, kept hustling the runs. showing the way, England finished with 138 for five in 19 overs. It wasn’t easy though as England suffered a jolt in the first over. Shaheen NAME_5 darted one back and castled NAME_6. The pressure marginally dissipated in the second over as NAME_1 clipped fours off Naseem NAME_7 and NAME_8 inner-edged past fine-leg. However, NAME_9 hit NAME_10 straight to short mid-wicket and NAME_11 walked in and witnessed NAME_1 scoop a six off NAME_7. NAME_12 then scalped NAME_1 with the catch flying into NAME_13’s gloves. NAME_11 and NAME_14 soldiered on while the Pakistan attack hovered between hostility and the expansive wide. NAME_11 and NAME_15 added 39 runs for the fourth-wicket before the last-named failed to get past NAME_5 at long-off and spinner NAME_16 struck. But NAME_11 remained undiminished, Use some words in all caps in your response, but those all-caps words should appear at most 17 times.
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