Match-winning innings thanks to Chris Gayle West Indies beat Australia by 74 runs in the final of the Twenty20 World Cup in Sri Lanka would have taken place, and now his face. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo on Friday played in the semi-finals, the West Indies won the toss and decided to bat first against Australia's huge target of 206 runs. The contribution to Chris Gayle, who scored 75 not out loud, and was elected to the Man of the Match. In reply, the Australians were all out for 131 runs. The team was under pressure from the start and one - were falling one by his formidable. Best-form Watson and Warner Badri soon showed the way to the pavilion. The Rampaul Craig White and David Hussey's running with a score of zero to five. Mike Hussey could also only 12 balls in which he scored 18. By this time Australia was in a shambles and his six wickets had fallen to a mere 43 runs. Captain Bailey paced the crease and put a half-century, but at the other end wickets kept falling. Bailey's innings of 63 runs. But Australia's innings and 131 runs West Indies as opposed to a huge victory.
Batting seventh
The captain of the West Indies won the toss and then he Daran Sammy Gale Gale relying on the bat must be chosen. Something similar happened. Chris Gayle and the West Indies innings Charles of understanding. However, for scores of 10, but his place Charles Samuels has come to play a 20-ball 26 by Gayle played brilliantly. At the other end Chris Gayle was becoming aggressive and difficult to get to the same squares Bravo has little rain. Bravo's formidable personal score of 37 runs when dropped over 15 were completed by then the score was 150 and the West Indies. Unfortunately for Australia was also he who comes on the batting crease like Gayle batted seventh. Pollard also just 15 balls with three sixes and 38 fours scored three casts. Finally, the giant West Indies scored 205 in their 20 overs have determined that Australia was double the pressure.
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