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ICC announce officials for T20 World Cup 2016 final

Kumar Dharmasena along with Rod Tucker and Marais Erasmus will officiate the men's final of the World T20 between England and West Indies.

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Published: Apr 01, 2016, 09:28 PM (IST)
Edited: Apr 01, 2016, 09:28 PM (IST)

The on-field umpires for the women s final between Australia and the West Indies will be Aleem Dar and Richard Illingworth © Getty Images (Representational Image)
The on-field umpires for the women s final between Australia and the West Indies will be Aleem Dar and Richard Illingworth © Getty Images (Representational Image)

Kolkata: Former Sri Lanka cricketer Kumar Dharmasena along with Rod Tucker and Marais Erasmus will officiate the men’s final of the World Twenty20 between England and the West Indies on Sunday. The on-field umpires for the women s final between Australia and the West Indies will be Aleem Dar and Richard Illingworth of the Elite Panel of ICC Umpires with Nigel Llong as third umpire and S Ravi as fourth umpire. Andy Pycroft will be the match referee for the women s final while Ranjan Madugalle, also of the elite panel, will referee the men s final between England and the West Indies. FULL CRICKET SCORECARD: England vs West Indies, ICC World T20 2016, Final at Kolkata

Earlier, Lendl Simmons, who top scored with a brilliant 82 to steer West Indies to the final of the ICC World T20, said the two no balls bowled by the Indian bowlers swung the game in the favour of his team. “I obviously think it (the two no balls) swing in our way…it could have been different ball game had I been out and a new batter (batsman) would have been in and you never know what could have happened,” Simmons said after West Indies beat India in the semifinals of World T20. FULL CRICKET SCORECARD: Australia Women vs West Indies Women, ICC Women’s World T20 2016, Final at Kolkata

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Simmons survived two chances. While Ravichandran Ashwin’s no-ball gave man-of-the-match Simmons ‘life’ at 18 when Jasprit Bumrah had taken the catch and then Pandya overstepped when the right-hander was on 50. Heaping praise on Johnson Charles (52), Simmons said the opener took the pressure off him. “He (Johnson Charles) took a lot of pressure off myself. Getting those boundaries, he read the conditions well, he batted perfectly in the situation,” he said.