During that high-stakes semifinal clash, the West Indies were chasing a big target of 193 runs set by the hosts, India. When Andre Russell came in to bat at No. 5, the West Indies still needed 77 runs from just 41 balls. The crowd was fully behind the Men in Blue, but Russell turned the tables.
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Andre Russell said in a Cricket West Indies (CWI) interview, “Definitely [my best moment was] the 2016 World Cup, that semi-final game against India where I brought the team home, me and Lendl Simmons, and obviously the start that we got from the other batters.”
Winning 2 World Cups is just a different emotion: Andre Russell
In the title clash in Kolkata, the West Indies pulled off another thrilling win against England to lift their second T20 World Cup trophy. Russell was a key part of both title-winning campaigns, and the joy of becoming world champions twice left him emotional and full of pride.
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Andre Russell to end international journey where it began
From dreaming as a kid at Sabina Park to becoming one of the West Indies' most powerful players, the legendary cricketer said that he gave his best every time he wore the maroon jersey. He signed off by saying, “I think it's the perfect ground and the perfect series—against a good team as well, Australia—to end my international career.”
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