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India hammered England by a massive 68 runs in yesterday’s semi finals held in Guyana, securing the team’s road to the finals. However, they will be facing a very formidable South Africa, who dominated Afghanistan in the other semi final match.
India have not won the ICC T20 World Cup Final since 2007, when they beat Pakistan. Meanwhile, South Africa have reached the final of this coveted championship for the first time in history, after multiple semi-final defeats in ICC tournaments. The India v South Africa T20 World Cup Final live clash will take place on June 29, at the iconic Kensington Oval, that has stood testimony to some key ICC matches earlier.
The Kensington Oval is one of the biggest Caribbean venues set in the West with a major capacity of 28,000, located in the west of the Barbadian capital.Watch T20 World Cup Live in USA on ‘Willow By Cricbuzz’
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Who are the finalists of ICC T20 World Cup 2024?
ICC T20 World Cup Final will be played by India and South Africa, who have both shown indomitable spirit in the semifinals as well as the group stages.
When and where is the ICC T20 World Cup Final going to happen?
The ICC T20 World Cup Final between India and South Africa is going to begin live on June 29 from the Kensington Oval, which is one of the major Caribbean stadiums in the region.
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