World Cup 2019: England lift maiden World Cup trophy after dramatic final against New Zealand

England's captain Eoin Morgan raises the trophy after winning the Cricket World Cup final. (AP)

Updated on: Jul 15, 2019 12:59 AM IST

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England's captain Eoin Morgan raises the trophy after winning the Cricket World Cup final. (AP)

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England's Eoin Morgan and teammates celebrate winning the world cup with the trophy. (Reuters)

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England's Jos Buttler, left, celebrates after running out New Zealand's Martin Guptill to win the Cricket World Cup final match. (AP)

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England's Ben Stokes, left, and Jos Buttler react at the end of their super over. (AP)

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England players mob Jofra Archer, bottom right, after he bowled the super over to win the Cricket World Cup final. (AP)

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England's Jos Buttler runs out New Zealand's Martin Guptill to win the Cricket World Cup final match. (AP)

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England's Mark Wood was run out and the match was tied for a superover. (Action Images via Reuters)

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England's Eoin Morgan and team mates celebrate winning the world cup with the trophy. (Action Images via Reuters)

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New Zealand's captain Kane Williamson (C) watches his ball as England's Ben Stokes makes it back to his crease. (AFP)

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New Zealand's James Neesham (C) reacts as England's Ben Stokes (L) and England's Jos Buttler (R) add runs . (AFP)