<p>The world will see a new cricket champion as it's New Zealand vs England in the Cricket World Cup 2019 final. Both the teams have entered the final in pursuit of a maiden title.&nbsp;</p>

<p>England defeated the defending champions <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/england-thrash-australia-by-eight-wickets-to-reach-world-cup-final-235127">Australia by eight wickets</a> to reach the first World Cup final after 27 years but the 2015 runners-up are standing between Morgan's men and the trophy.&nbsp;</p>

<p>After a disappointing first-round exit at the 2015 World Cup, England have risen to the top of the 50-over rankings in a quest to win the tournament for a first time. It's commendable how they have overhauled the entire team prompting a root-and-branch reform of their approach to ODI.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On their way into the final, Morgan's men bounced back from league stage defeats by Sri Lanka and Australia with convincing wins over India and New Zealand and finally defeating Aussies in the semis.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"If you told me after the last World Cup that we'd reach the final I wouldn't have believed you. It sums up how far we have come in the last four years. Everyone should take a huge amount of credit," Morgan said.</p>

<p>"This final is a huge opportunity for us," he added. "Making the most of it would be brilliant but getting to the final alone is awesome," Morgan added.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>New Zealand, a team which had advanced into the final on the basis of a superior net run-rate, gave a shocker to the two-time champion team India in the first semi-final.&nbsp;</p>

<p>New Zealand's unpredictable performance makes them heavy underdogs against the pre-tournament favourites.</p>

<p>"We've seen that anybody can beat anybody," said Williamson, who will now look to lead New Zealand to their first World Cup title against England.&nbsp;</p>

<p>England, losing finalists in 1979, 1987 and 1992, will face New Zealand, who have also yet to win the World Cup, in Sunday's title match at Lord's.</p>


The world will see a new cricket champion as it's New Zealand vs England in the Cricket World Cup 2019 final. Both the teams have entered the final in pursuit of a maiden title.

The world will see a new cricket champion as it's New Zealand vs England in the Cricket World Cup 2019 final. Both the teams have entered the final in pursuit of a maiden title. England defeated the defending champions Australia by eight wickets to reach the first World Cup final after 27 years but the 2015 runners-up are standing between Morgan's men and the trophy. After a disappointing first-round exit at the 2015 World Cup, England have risen to the top of the 50-over rankings in a quest to win the tournament for a first time. It's commendable how they have overhauled the entire team prompting a root-and-branch reform of their approach to ODI. On their way into the final, Morgan's men bounced back from league stage defeats by Sri Lanka and Australia with convincing wins over India and New Zealand and finally defeating Aussies in the semis. "If you told me after the last World Cup that we'd reach the final I wouldn't have believed you. It sums up how far we have come in the last four years. Everyone should take a huge amount of credit," Morgan said. "This final is a huge opportunity for us," he added. "Making the most of it would be brilliant but getting to the final alone is awesome," Morgan added. Neither England or New Zealand have won the Men's Cricket World Cup before. We're going to have a new world champion on Sunday. #CWC19 | #BackTheBlackCaps | #WeAreEngland pic.twitter.com/4CiZMoqcNJ — Cricket World Cup (@cricketworldcup) July 11, 2019 × New Zealand, a team which had advanced into the final on the basis of a superior net run-rate, gave a shocker to the two-time champion team India in the first semi-final. New Zealand's unpredictable performance makes them heavy underdogs against the pre-tournament favourites. "We've seen that anybody can beat anybody," said Williamson, who will now look to lead New Zealand to their first World Cup title against England. England, losing finalists in 1979, 1987 and 1992, will face New Zealand, who have also yet to win the World Cup, in Sunday's title match at Lord's.

It's England vs New Zealand in final: On July 14, the world will see a new cricket champion

<p>England opener Jonny Bairstow smashed a stunning century during&nbsp;England's must-win contest against New Zealand to qualify for the semi-finals of Cricket World Cup 2019.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Opting to bat first, England posted 305/8 against New Zealand in their final group game at the Riverside Ground on Wednesday.&nbsp;</p>

<p>During the innings break, Jonny Bairstow reflected on his successive centuries in the ongoing edition of World Cup. He said, "Really pleased with my performance. I got a couple of low scores earlier in the competition. I felt the need to contribute with some runs"&nbsp;</p>

<p>It was his ninth One-Day International (ODI) top and his innings included 15 boundaries and one sixer. He reached three figures in 95 balls.&nbsp;</p>

<p>But he fell soon after reaching three figures when he played on to recalled paceman Matt Henry for 106.</p>

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<p>"I'm disappointed that I didn't get a big one after getting to my hundred. You want to fire against the best teams in the world and consistently do it," he added.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"NZ have got quality bowlers, and we have learned things from the first innings and we need to try and use those pointers when we're bowling. We have to adjust a little bit in the second innings and hopefully, we can execute our skills well."</p>


England opener Jonny Bairstow smashed a stunning century during England's must-win contest against New Zealand to qualify for the semi-finals of Cricket World Cup 2019.

England opener Jonny Bairstow smashed a stunning century during England's must-win contest against New Zealand to qualify for the semi-finals of Cricket World Cup 2019. Opting to bat first, England posted 305/8 against New Zealand in their final group game at the Riverside Ground on Wednesday. During the innings break, Jonny Bairstow reflected on his successive centuries in the ongoing edition of World Cup. He said, "Really pleased with my performance. I got a couple of low scores earlier in the competition. I felt the need to contribute with some runs" It was his ninth One-Day International (ODI) top and his innings included 15 boundaries and one sixer. He reached three figures in 95 balls. But he fell soon after reaching three figures when he played on to recalled paceman Matt Henry for 106. That 💯 feeling 👊#CWC19 | #ENGvNZ | #WeAreEngland pic.twitter.com/jVGczgffoY — Cricket World Cup (@cricketworldcup) July 3, 2019 × "I'm disappointed that I didn't get a big one after getting to my hundred. You want to fire against the best teams in the world and consistently do it," he added. "NZ have got quality bowlers, and we have learned things from the first innings and we need to try and use those pointers when we're bowling. We have to adjust a little bit in the second innings and hopefully, we can execute our skills well."

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