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Graeme Smith playing and almost saving the match with the broken hand.Grant Elliot extending a hand to Dale Steyn after hitting the winning six in the WC semis .Indian team waving Sri Lankan flag after defeating Bangladesh in context to the incidence that happened in the previous match.Kumar Sangakara smiling even after losing the WC.This was Unbelievalble!!!This was majestic !!But after 434 SA chasing it was a FAIRY-TALE written in heavens.Suresh Raina appreciating Pant for his innings when he missed the century by a run.The silence which filled the stadium when Sachin got out in WC finals.All hopes were thrashed.Allan Donald and Herschelle Gibbs costing SA the WORLD CUP.MSD carrying water bottles.Believe ME!! SA were 206/5 and then 207/9 with the blink of an eye.Amazing spell by NOSE OR TOES Expert.James Faulkner winning the match with a record LAST-WICKET stand of 57 runs against Guess Who!!!Obviously !! ENGLAND…Flintoff appreciating Brett lee after his valiant effort to save the match for his team in AshesDale Steyn appreciating AB Deviliers after he struck him for 22 runs in the final over to win the game for RCB.FLINTOFF started it.DADA ended it,THUG-LIFE(Although 90% of this goes to YUVI and KAIF )We all know what Happened here!!Dhoni trying to alleviate Faf Du Plesis’s pain before the physio arrives on the field.Edit:As suggested by User-11853298722427668083And they say Light is fasterOLD IS GOLD.Image Source: Google

World Cup medal is the hard earned fruit of years of labor that a player put in the field of Cricket. Careers end but everyone is not lucky enough to wear this medal despite their best efforts, unlike some:I can enumerate several International cricketers but I am mentioning few from India. They were not bad or unworthy for a medal, cricketers but at the same time they were not incredibly great cricketers like Dravid, Ganguly, Srinath, Kumble, Azhar etc. who were worthy of at least 1 World Cup medal.Luck was with the following:Piyush Chawla (India)- 2007 T20 World Cup & 2011 ODI World CupHe played his first WC match against England where Strauss took him to all corners and his bowling stats were 10–0-71–2. He got another chance against Ireland and returned with rather depressing figures of 8–0–56–0. This is when the entire Irish team was bowled out at 207. Chawla was most expensive player against Netherlands and that was the last One day he played for India. Look at his stars, he still has the World Cup Medal2. Sreesanth (India)- 2007 T20 World Cup & 2011 ODI World CupSreesanth was not a part of the initial squad that India had announced for the 2011 World cup, but got a chance to play in place of the injured Praveen Kumar. He only played two matches in the tournament, which included the final, not taking a single wicket in either of those.His highest moment in life is perhaps taking the ultimate catch of Misbah-ul- Haq in 2007 Final.3. Yusuf Pathan (India)- 2007 T20 World Cup & 2011 ODI World CupGot chance to feature in India vs Pakistan high tension T20 Final in 2007, where his brother took the Man of the Match Award.Yusuf, an aggressive batsman and a part time spinner was also part of World Cup 2011 squad4. Ajit Agarkar (India)- 2007 T20 World CupNo doubt a great fast bowler in the era featuring Srinath & Venkatesh Prasad. Fastest to 50 ODI wickets for India. 288 wickets in ODIs overall. Just Fantastic!But if you play just 2 matches in the first ever T20 World Cup in 2007 and ends up with bowling figures of 8–0–75–1, consider yourself pretty lucky to be in the winners Bus.5. Joginder Sharma (India)- 2007 T20 World CupWhen Yuvraj Singh hit Broad for six 6s in the league match, an angry English team looted 57 runs from the quota of an Indian bowler who was none another than Joginder Sharma.First of all if you are entering into the finals XI after the combined stats in the tournament like this 11–0–118–2, considers yourself very lucky.Then, a brain-fade moment gives you gifted wicket of Misbah Ul Haq you should be the luckier for sureSoon after the Cup you perish from the Cricketing Universe yet you have that medal somewhere in your closet- Believe you me! you are luckiest bowler in the planet earth.

More than the number of wickets, it’s about how and when you get them. Murali has for decades, won matches for his country; More often than not, all by himself.But to me, Shane Warne has picked up wickets when it mattered the most for Australia. Here are a few examples:1996 WC semi-final versus the West Indies: The WI were chasing a modest 207 for win and were 164/3 at one stage. They looked at all set to cruise to the finals until Warne struck with 3 wickets in the middle and won the game on his own. He was the man of the match.1999 WC semi-final against South Africa: We all remember this one. One of the greatest ODIs ever played. Warne once again at his sublime best. South Africa started off well in a low scoring game. The openers had added 48 runs for the first wicket, chasing a modest 213. Once again Warne took 4 wickets to see Australia though. He was the man of the match. Not just the number of wickets, but the manner in which he took them. Absolute rippers, especially the one to Gibbs.1999 WC final against Pakistan: The script was slightly different for this one. Pakistan batted first and Warne ripped though the batting line-up. Picked up 4 wickets and was once again the man of the match.To me, that is what set him apart from Murali.Not to forget the fact that Warne has inspired an entire generation of leg spinners; Just look around you and you will see most contemporary leg spinners emulate his “relaxed walk to the wicket” bowling action in some shape or form.Hope this answered the question!! :)