The 2007 ICC World T20 was introduced as the newest form of cricket between 11 September and 24 September. The ground was set in the land of South Africa, and the teams were ready.

The thirteen-day tournament featured twelve teams. Of those, there were ten test-playing teams, including the 2007 WCL Division One finalists, Kenya and Scotland. But, you know, Sabse aage honge Hindustani. By outpacing the thirteen teams far behind, India won the tournament by defeating Pakistan in the final.

The first Twenty20 World Championship ought to be the most watched cricket match on a global scale in a decade. The event did turn out to be a smashing success, with the event going ahead smoothly without a hitch.

The tournament was divided into four groups, where each group had three teams. With a boundary off Shaun Pollock's very first delivery of the match, Chris Gayle gave the competition the perfect start. The series of matches went on, making the tournament more and more interesting. Finally, it was time for the Super Eight, where the top two teams from each group stepped in.

In the Super Eight, India hit a roadblock when they lost to New Zealand by ten runs, but they recovered admirably with a memorable performance against England on the 19th of September at Kingsmead, Durban. Yuvraj Singh hit six sixes in a single Stuart Broad over, and the southpaw's 16-ball 58 helped India defeat England by 18 runs.

As the semi-final neared, audiences waited for it with bated breaths. The semi-final matches were played on the 22nd of September. In the morning, Pakistan and New Zealand faced each other in Capetown, and the second match in the afternoon was between India and Australia in Durban.

After the incredible matches came the hours that every cricket fan awaited. On September 24, at the Bullring, India and Pakistan got ready for a thrilling final. As usual, the Indo-Pak match has always been a highly intensified match.

After hours of ups and downs, the game came down to the final over, with Pakistan requiring thirteen runs and possessing a wicket. After scoring seven runs off the first two balls, Misbah-ul-Haq attempted to paddle scoop Joginder Sharma's ball over fine leg but was caught out.

India defeated their bitter foe, Pakistan, in the World Cup final to become the first T20 champion. India's beating of Pakistan on bowl-out was one of the two iconic events in the history of the T20 World Cup.

Not only did this newly designed match captivate the audience, but it also gave India a legendary triumph. The much-celebrated victory of the Indians also brought a new era to cricket, which was the legendary era of Mahendra Singh Dhoni.