Australian Team Celebrations – T20 World Cup Finals: Australia cap off World Cup win with wild celebrations on the plane – Australia ended their jinx at the T20 World Cup lifting the title after the defeated rivals New Zealand in an epic final on Sunday. The champion team celebrated wildly first in the DRESSING ROOM & then while on the plane to Australia – Check out Australian team Celebrations after maiden T20 World Cup Win.
Needing 173 to win, Mitchell Marsh and David Warner got the job done for the Aussies with stunning half-centuries, to seal their eighth title overall in ICC tournaments – and as soon the win came – CELEBRATIONS STARTED in the DRESSING ROOM. Champagne was spilled over each other & beer was overflowing in the team’s dressing room.
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— ICC (@ICC) November 15, 2021
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Australia had been written off before the T20 World Cup having lost their last five bilateral series, but trumped one and all with some brilliant cricket overall. The Aussies had the last laugh and pictures quickly emerged on social media of the squad celebrating the glory. Steve Smith uploaded a selfie with Adam Zampa lauding his efforts during the tournament, while Glenn Maxwell was seen wearing ski-goggles during the celebrations.
Wade also sported the goggles, which is now a tradition that first found its roots in American sports. The glasses are worn to stop French bubbles from getting in athlete’s eyes, given the alcohol content in champagne is high enough to cause serious damage. Glenn Maxwell suggested celebrations are only just getting started, tweeting: “Im unreachable the next few days… cheers”.
Im unreachable the next few days… cheers 🏆🥇
— Glenn Maxwell (@Gmaxi_32) November 14, 2021
T20 World Cup: Australia cap off World Cup win with wild celebrations on the plane, Maxwell “unreachable for the next few days”
New Zealand had posted 172 in their innings riding on captain Kane Williamson’s fine 85 off just 48 balls. In response, Australia got off to a bad start as the side lost its skipper Aaron Finch (5) in the third over of the innings. However, Mitchell Marsh and David Warner resurrected the innings with counter-attacking half-centuries to seal the deal. Warner, who was named as the player of the tournament, departed for 53, but marsh remained unbeaten and saw his team over the line with comfortable ease.
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