Usain Bolt joins the celebrations as West Indies claim World Twenty20 title

The 100m world record holder was filmed dancing and singing along to West Indies star Dwayne Bravo's hit music video 'Champion' after the islanders secured a dramatic last over win.

Carlos Brathwaite smashed four sixes in a row to give the West Indies a four wicket victory against England Sunday.

Chasing England's earlier total of 155-9 at the Eden Gardens stadium in Kolkata, India, the Windies needed to score 19 runs in the final over to win.



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But Brathwaite's monster contribution at the expense of England bowler, Ben Stokes, meant victory was secured with two balls to spare.

The result ensured the West Indies would become the first team to win the World Twenty20 title twice, having first done so in 2012.

When man-of-the-moment Brathwaite was asked about his emotions on hitting the winning runs, he was quick to single out the contribution of his teammate Marlon Samuels.

Samuels finished with a huge 85 not out from 66 balls, more than half of his team's final total.

'I can't really express how much of a top knock (by Samuels) that was. We couldn't turn back, it was a question of when not if,' said Brathwaite.

West Indies bowling coach Curtly Ambrose was similarly ecstatic.

'We believe we can chase any target because we've got some real firepower,' Ambrose said in comments carried by the AFP news agency.

Brathwaite's flourish capped a remarkable day for the Windies whose female cricketers defeated Australia to win the Woman's Twenty20 title earlier Sunday.

With the West Indies under-19 side already crowned Twenty20 champions in their age grouping earlier this year, Ambrose was quick to rejoice in the Caribbean region's current dominance of the format.

'It doesn't matter how many you've got to chase. We won the under-19 and the women's and now this, it's history,' Ambrose continued.

'Usually, I have sympathy for the bowlers but on this occasion, no.'

When man-of-the-moment Brathwaite was asked about his emotions on hitting the winning runs, he was quick to single out the contribution of his teammate Marlon Samuels. But Brathwaite's monster contribution at the expense of England bowler, Ben Stokes, meant victory was secured with two balls to spare. West Indies bowling coach Curtly Ambrose was similarly ecstatic. 'Usually, I have sympathy for the bowlers but on this occasion, no.' But Brathwaite's monster contribution at the expense of England bowler, Ben Stokes, meant victory was secured with two balls to spare. Brathwaite's flourish capped a remarkable day for the Windies whose female cricketers defeated Australia to win the Woman's Twenty20 title earlier Sunday. 'I can't really express how much of a top knock (by Samuels) that was. We couldn't turn back, it was a question of when not if,' said Brathwaite. When man-of-the-moment Brathwaite was asked about his emotions on hitting the winning runs, he was quick to single out the contribution of his teammate Marlon Samuels. 'It doesn't matter how many you've got to chase. We won the under-19 and the women's and now this, it's history,' Ambrose continued. The 100m world record holder was filmed dancing and singing along to West Indies star Dwayne Bravo's hit music video 'Champion' after the islanders secured a dramatic last over win. Samuels finished with a huge 85 not out from 66 balls, more than half of his team's final total. Carlos Brathwaite smashed four sixes in a row to give the West Indies a four wicket victory against England Sunday. When man-of-the-moment Brathwaite was asked about his emotions on hitting the winning runs, he was quick to single out the contribution of his teammate Marlon Samuels. Chasing England's earlier total of 155-9 at the Eden Gardens stadium in Kolkata, India, the Windies needed to score 19 runs in the final over to win. Carlos Brathwaite smashed four sixes in a row to give the West Indies a four wicket victory against England Sunday. Samuels finished with a huge 85 not out from 66 balls, more than half of his team's final total. 'I can't really express how much of a top knock (by Samuels) that was. We couldn't turn back, it was a question of when not if,' said Brathwaite. The result ensured the West Indies would become the first team to win the World Twenty20 title twice, having first done so in 2012. The 100m world record holder was filmed dancing and singing along to West Indies star Dwayne Bravo's hit music video 'Champion' after the islanders secured a dramatic last over win. 'It doesn't matter how many you've got to chase. We won the under-19 and the women's and now this, it's history,' Ambrose continued. 'Usually, I have sympathy for the bowlers but on this occasion, no.' 'It doesn't matter how many you've got to chase. We won the under-19 and the women's and now this, it's history,' Ambrose continued.

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