How New Zealand lost this game: World Cup 2019 final in Jofra Archer's tweets
Jofra Archer is the nostradamus of world cricket. For nearly everything that happened at World Cup 2019, including the Super Over in the final, there is a Jofra Archer tweet from the past. Cricket fans on social media were quick to dig up Archer's tweets from the past that left quite a few awestruck.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Jofra Archer's tweets from the past went viral during 2019 World Cup
- Nearly every big moment in World Cup 2019 was related to a Jofra Archer tweet
- Archer picked up 20 wickets as England men's team lifted their maiden World Cup on Sunday
There was a Jofra Archer tweet for nearly everything that happened in ICC Cricket World Cup 2019.
The cricket fraternity were able to dig up old tweets from Jofra Archer's Twitter timeline and relate it to some of the highlights of World Cup 2019 in England. The results were freakish, to say the least.
From "Jadeja can bat tho" to "How new Zealand lost this game?1?1?1?11", England's World Cup-winning fast bowler seems to have predicted the entire World Cup 2019.
England and New Zealand played one of the most memorable cricket matches ever when they met in the final of World Cup 2019 at Lord's on Sunday.
England were crowned the new world champions after they piped New Zealand in a Super Over that also ended in a tie. England were bowled out for 241 in their chase of 242. The match was to be decided by a Super Over -- for the first time in the history of ODI cricket.
England batted first and with Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler hitting a boundary each, they made 15 runs. In reply, New Zealand finished with 15 as well after Martin Guptill was run out in the final ball of the Super Over.
However, England were declared winners and eventually the World Cup 2019 champions as they had scored more boundaries than New Zealand in the final. Notably, the number of boundaries scored in the match was used as tie-breaker for the tied Super Over.
Check out some of Jofra Archer's tweets from the past that relates to the cracking final between New Zealand and England at Lord's.
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