Amit Mishra posted a wrong appreciation post on Twitter

Australia won the T20 World Cup for the first time after beating New Zealand in a final. This is the third time in New Zealand lost to Australia in the finals. Earlier they lost Australia in the 2009 champions trophy and the 2015 cricket World Cup. Australia beat New Zealand with eight wickets. Mitchell marsh match as he scored 77 runs in 50 balls.

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David Warner won the man of the tournament award. Amit Mishra, former Indian spinner and Delhi capital’s player posted a wrong tweet. He posted a congratulation tweet in favor of New Zealand, as Mishra saw applauding New Zealand for winning the T20 World Cup. He immediately deleted the tweet but our team took the screenshot of the tweet. This shows the love of Amit Mishra towards New Zealand.

Amit Mishra correct his tweet but got trolled on Twitter

Amit Mishra tweeted, “congratulation to New Zealand on winning the T20 WC”. After posting the tweet he immediately deletes it as he posted a wrong information on twitter. Many cricket fans on Twitter are starting to make fun of Mishra on this blunder. As many stated that Mishra loves NZ more than anyone else.

Later Amit Mishra correct his mistake and posted, “Congratulations team @CricketAus on winning the World Cup. Great team effort. Very well played.#NZvsAUS#T20WorldCupFinal#DelhiCapitals #BCCI #T20WorldCup“

Australia won the first-ever T20 World Cup, despite losing four consecutive T20 international series

New Zealand while batting first scored 172 runs. Kane Williamson the skipper of Kiwi scores 85 runs which are the highest ever individual total in the WC final. The target set by NZ is also the highest ever t20 final total. The hard work of NZ goes in vain as M Marsh scores not out 77 runs and steals the final from NZ.

Australia won the first-ever T20 World Cup win by eight wickets. This is the first time ever when Australia won in T20 World Cup and it is the only feather in the cap which is left. Despite losing four consecutive  Bilateral T20 international series no one is expecting them to win. But Australia shows that why they are known as mighty Australians.