World Championship of Legends Who Win The Leaderboard 2024

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India Champions emerged victorious at the World Championship of Legends, having defeated Pakistan Champions in the championship match held at Edgbaston in Birmingham. In the final, Ambati Rayudu was India’s standout player.

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Top run scorer:

Shoaib Malik of Pakistan Champions led the way with 245 runs. Yusuf Pathan and Sharjeel Khan, the respective champions from India and Pakistan, scored 221 runs and 225 runs, respectively, for the Indian team led by Robin Uthappa.

Leading wicket-takers:

1. Four players shared 9 wickets apiece: Australia’s Brett Lee, Pakistan’s Shoaib Malik, Australia’s Nathan Coulter-Nile, and Wahab Riaz.
2. Dhawal Kulkarni of the India Champions, Peter Siddle of the Australia Champions, and Harbhajan Singh of the India Champions all grabbed 8 wickets apiece.
3. Sohail Khan, the champion of Pakistan, Chris Schofield, the champion of England, and Xavier Doherty, the champion of Australia, each claimed 7 wickets.

Most sixes:

With 20 sixes, Daniel Christian of Australia Champions hit the most.
With 19 sixes, Sohaib Maqsood of Pakistan Champions was right behind.
Ben Dunk, the champion from Australia, and Sharjeel Khan, the champion from Pakistan, each struck 13 sixes.
West Indies Champions’ Ashley Nurse also scored 13 sixes.

Quick Scores:

The winning score in 20 overs for Pakistan was 156/6 (Shoaib Malik 41, Kamran Akmal 24, and Anureet Singh 2 43).

159/5 in 19.1 overs (Ambati Rayudu 50, Gurkeerat Singh Mann 34, Yusuf Pathan 30; Aamer Yamin 2/29) to become the champions of India.

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Highlights for India vs Pak

In the Birmingham final of the World Championship of Legends 2024, India defeated Pakistan by a margin of five wickets.
Chasing 157, India scored 159/5 in 19.1 overs thanks to a half-century from Ambati Rayudu, who hit 50 off 30 balls.
Pakistan’s Sohail Tanvir claimed three wickets.
Shoaib Malik of Pakistan top-scored with 41 as they produced 156/6, putting India’s target at 157 runs.
For India, Anureet Singh claimed three wickets, while Vinay Kumar, Pawan Negi, and Irfan Pathan each claimed one wicket.