West Indies celebrated twice on Sunday as it won the men's and women's World Twenty20 championship.Photo: K. R. Deepak
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Needing 19 off the final over bowled by Ben Stokes, Carlos Brathwaite (in photo) hit four sixes in a row to give West Indies men the title.Photo: AP
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Stokes was distraught with grief after giving away 24 runs in the final over.Photo: Getty Images
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Marlon Samuels, like he did in West Indies' title triumph in 2012, anchored his team's innings with a 66-ball 85 to give it its second World Twenty20 title.Photo: K. R. Deepak
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West Indies team members break into a dance after pulling off an incredible win.Photo: AP
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West Indies' chase didn't begin well after Chris Gayle (in photo) was dismissed by Joe Root for a paltry four.Photo: Reuters
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Joe Root (in photo) provided an excellent start for England with the ball, dismissing the dangerous Chris Gayle and Johnson Charles in his first over.Photo: Getty Images
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England was ecstatic after getting rid of Gayle.
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Ben Stokes waiting to take Johnson Charles' catch.Photo: ADNAN ABIDI
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Carlos Brathwaite (centre) celebrates with Darren Sammy (right) and Dinesh Ramdin after dismissing Joe Root.Photo: K_R_DEEPAK;K_R_DEEPAK -
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Eighteen-year-old Hayley Mathews starred for West Indies women, scoring a 45-ball 66.Photo: K. R. Deepak
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The Stafanie Taylor-led women's team dethroned three-time champion Australia to win the title for the first time.Photo: PTI
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Sri Lankan cricket fans watch the final on television by a road side in Colombo.Photo: Eranga Jayawardena
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Some people watch the final in a barber shop in New Delhi.Photo: AP
