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Toss Index979.6 −2.00%Match Index3,412.8 +3.00%The Hundred 2026 · CSXM216 SB vs BP +3.00%M215 JKS vs KR −1.87%M214 SB-W vs BP-W +3.00%M213 MIL vs LS −1.36%M212 CLK vs DMS +3.67%M211 MIL-W vs LS-W +0.00%M210 WF vs TR +3.00%M209 WF-W vs TR-W +1.00%M208 GG vs KR +0.00%M207 SL vs MSG −3.33%Toss Index979.6 −2.00%Match Index3,412.8 +3.00%The Hundred 2026 · CSXM216 SB vs BP +3.00%M215 JKS vs KR −1.87%M214 SB-W vs BP-W +3.00%M213 MIL vs LS −1.36%M212 CLK vs DMS +3.67%M211 MIL-W vs LS-W +0.00%M210 WF vs TR +3.00%M209 WF-W vs TR-W +1.00%M208 GG vs KR +0.00%M207 SL vs MSG −3.33%
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ICC T20 World Cup 2026: Top 3 Most Memorable Spells by Indian Bowlers in T20 World Cup History

Relive the top 3 greatest bowling spells by Indian bowlers in ICC Men’s T20 World Cup history.

2. Irfan Pathan (3/16 vs Pakistan, 2007 T20 World Cup)

Former Team India cricketer Irfan Pathan recollects memories of defeating  Pakistan in 2007 T20 World Cup final

India’s successful defence of 158 runs against Pakistan in the 2007 T20 World Cup final was built on a decisive middle-overs spell from Irfan Pathan. The left-arm seamer delivered a match-turning performance, finishing with impressive figures of 3 for 16 from his four overs.

Pathan removed key batters at crucial moments, dismissing Shoaib Malik, Shahid Afridi—who departed for a first-ball duck—and Yasir Arafat, effectively breaking Pakistan’s momentum. His impactful spell proved pivotal in sealing India’s victory and earned him the Player of the Match award for the final.

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