This has been reported in timesofindia.indiatimes.com dated 3 April 2016.
It was a Sunday evening and there was no India in the match - hence, it was expected to be a low key routine final match of World T20 and the two teams competing were non-Asians.
Till the 19th over of the West Indies batting, it appeared that England had won it because 19 runs were needed in the lat over. West Indies had six wickets in hand and Marlon Samuels was batting on 85. The man entrusted with defending the 19 runs in the last over was all-rounder Ben Stokes - he had a few overs earlier taken a superb boundary catch to dismiss the dangerous Andre Russell.
However, the next four deliveries from Stoles sailed for sixes off Carlos Brathwaite's bat and England did not now what had hit them. And, by virtue of this win, West Indies became the first team to lift the ICC World Twenty20 a second time.
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