Pakistan vs England, T20 World Cup 2022 Final: Action in images

Sam Curran's three-wicket haul and Ben Stokes' unbeaten half century helped England win their second T20 World Cup title and become the first team to hold both the ODI and T20I world titles. 

Published on: Nov 13, 2022 6:19 PM IST

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England are the first team to hold the ODI and T20I World Cup titles together (AP)

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Adil Rashid led the way in starving Pakistan for runs in the first 10 overs (AP)

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Sam Curran then took over, ending with figures of 3/12 and winning player of the match. He was also declared player of the tournament (ANI)

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Pakistan were limited to a score of 137/8 but they made the chase hellish for England. (AP)

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Shaheen Afridi, Haris Rauf and Naseem Shah combined as Pakistan took three wickets in the powerplay. (ANI)

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Jos Buttler kept the scoring rate in the first 10 overs for England but he eventually fell for 26 off 17 balls (AP)

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Pakistan continued to keep England under the pump after the 10th over as well and for a while, it looked like they might be able to defend the total. (AP)

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England, however, were always in the game largely thanks to Ben Stokes. (AP)

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Shaheen Afridi had to limp off after bowling one ball in the 17th over, having sustained an injury while taking a catch earlier. (AP)

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Stokes scored the winning runs, finishing on 52 off 49 balls, his first ever T20I half century. England thus lifted the T20 World Cup a second time, having done the same all the way back in 2010 (AP)