How Australia's male cricketers celebrated their first-ever Twenty20 World Cup title win
Australia celebrates
Australia celebrates its first ever men's T20 World Cup victory.
The champagne starts to flow
Aaron Finch of Australia lifts the T20 World Cup trophy with teammates on the stage after beating New Zealand by eight wickets.
The moment the game was won
Glenn Maxwell turns to see his reverse lap shot race to the boundary for the winning runs as teammate Mitchell Marsh and New Zealand bowler Tim Southee watch on.
To the victor go the spoils
Australia celebrate winning the World Cup final, while New Zealand is left to commiserate what was otherwise a successful tournament.
Mitchell Marsh
Mitchell Marsh celebrates after Glenn Maxwell hits the winning runs in Australia's T20 World Cup win over New Zealand.
Match winner gets his hands on the prize
Mitchell Marsh of Australia steered his side to victory, then made sure he was front and centre for the celebrations with the trophy.
And the silverware is theirs, finally
Australia has never won a men's Twenty20 World Cup trophy, until this moment. You could tell the players were in awe when they finally got their hands on the trophy.
White-ball weapons realise their dream
Matthew Wade and Adam Zampa of Australia were instrumental in getting the Aussies to the final. Wade was the star of the show in the penultimate game, while Zampa was the tournament's second-highest wicket taker.
Couldn't wipe the smile off his face
Mitchell Marsh of Australia was on top of the world after whacking the Aussies to victory, and was crowned man of the match accordingly.
Old dog finds new tricks
Too old? Too slow? David Warner taught us to never write off a champion, as the 35-year-old was named player of the tournament.
