00:00Having won the T20 World Cup for a third time, India became the first team to get to that
00:04landmark.
00:05They defeated New Zealand in the final in Ahmedabad by 96 runs.
00:09As such, we will look at some stats of both teams during this World Cup.
00:13New Zealand's Tim Seifert was the highest run scorer for his country with 326 runs.
00:19Player of the tournament Sanju Samson made 321 runs from 5 matches, that being the most
00:24for an Indian player.
00:26Samson was also the tournament's highest 6-hitter, smashing a total of 24 6's from
00:325 matches.
00:33And for New Zealand, it was Finn Allen with 26's but from 9 games.
00:38Between both sides, the one to hit the most 4's was New Zealand's Tim Seifert with 34.
00:45For India, Ishan Kishan did so with 33 4's.
00:49The highest score made by India at the tournament was 256-for-4 against Zimbabwe in the Super
00:548.
00:55It was also the highest by any team at this World Cup.
00:58For New Zealand, the highest score was 183-for-5 against Afghanistan during the group stage.
01:05Looking at the bowling, Jaspreet Bumrah was the joint highest wicket-taker with fellow Indian
01:10cricketer Varun Chakravarti.
01:12They were not only the highest wicket-takers for India but overall with 14 apiece.
01:17For the Black Caps, the bowler with the most wickets was Rachan Ravindra, who picked up
01:2312 scalps.
01:24The best bowling figures for an Indian was 4-for-15 by Jaspreet Bumrah in Sunday's final,
01:29which earned him the player of the match.
01:32For New Zealand, the best figures went to Rachan Ravindra with 4-for-27 during the Super
01:378 against Sri Lanka.
01:38Switching to fielding, the most catches by any fielder was 11, with New Zealand's Glenn
01:44Phillips doing the honours.
01:46Among Indian players, Tilak Verma was the one to take the most catches, the amount being
01:518.
01:523.
01:534.
01:537.
01:568.
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