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Well, one could go on and on about this marvellous Indian victory. It has been a pleasure bringing you all the action through the NatWest Series. You can catch up with all the reactions to this great Indian victory at www.cricinfo.com - all the features, columns and articles, not to forget the wonderful photographs.
Now it is the turn of the Indian team to pick up their individual medallions. Now it is Ganguly's turn to address: It is a fantastic win, we did not bowl well, batted like champions. The way Kaif and Yuvraj Singh batted was unbelievable. It is fantastic to see so many Indians turn up at Lord's. It was a marvelous team effort.
The losing finalists, the English team picks up a medallion. Every player is awarded with one...
Nasser Hussain congratulates the Indians There is no embarrassment in losing today, says Hussain. He thinks it is a hard thing to swallow. After having missed out in the final game, even after making 325 runs.
Ronnie Irani picks up the award of - Fans' Player of the tournament.
Man of the Series: Marcus Trescothick... Trescothick looks very disappointed.
Kaif: It was an easy track to bat on. It is not easy to chase a target of 326. I have been playing together with Yuvraj Singh, almost six years. I knew if I could stay till the end, we could win.
They simply couldn't give this to the big names, Tendulkar, Ganguly... it had to be Kaif. Truly a wonderful moment in the sport
Here we go...The umpires receive their medals, so does the ICC Match Referee Mike Procter Man of the Match: Mohd Kaif
We are waiting for the presentation ceremony...
This is a story of two young men believing in themselves and not willing to throw in the towel, when all the senior batsmen before them had thrown away the opportunity. The task was daunting enough, 180 runs were scored for the loss of three wickets after Tendulkar's dismissal in just 25.3 overs
Then the most UNBELIEVABLE of them all happened, Yuvraj Singh and Mohd Kaif took the attack to the English camp, runs started flowing and the Englishmen panicked. You will read and hear about this glorious win for sometime to come.
Hussain came back on and immediately called on Tudor to bowl the 15th over, Tudor struck with the third ball, cleaning up Ganguly (60), who played a wild slog. Then came a spell of doom for India, they kept losing wickets. Irani and Giles bowled extremely well to pick up two wickets each and India were down to 146/5. Sehwag was bowled by Giles for 45, trying to play a cute late cut. Mongia was given out caught down the leg side off Irani for nine. Dravid (5) came and went, falling to the short mid-wicket trap, chipping an easy catch to Knight off Irani. And then the big big wicket of Tendulkar for just 14, cleaned up by Giles, the numero uno batsman of the world playing a very irresponsible shot.
Sehwag started off slowly, while Ganguly threw all caution into the wind, playing the inside out shots to perfection. The first wicket pair added 106 runs off 14.3 overs, which included a deluge of boundaries, Sehwag taking four off Irani's first over. Hussain was back in the pavilion nursing his injured thumb and Trescothick was literally clueless about what to do.
One caught a glimpse of Sourav Ganguly - kissing the hallowed turf at Lord's. India have finally got the monkey off their back - the run of nine losses in the final of multi-team tournaments is now history. It all started with England having put up a score of 325 off their 50 overs. India had a stiff target of 326 runs for a win. They started off in fine fashion, picking up runs against Tudor, while Gough had an impressive first spell.
India celebrate - what should be one of the most astonishing of run chases... India were almost dead and buried at 146/5 in the 24th over, It took a special innings of 87 from Kaif and a 69 off 63 balls by Yuvraj Singh.
Mohd Kaif is the man of the moment, surely mustbe the Man of the Match too
Amazing scenes here at Lord's...India have won by two wickets! If that is UNBELIEVABLE, just believe it.