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163/9 (20.0)

CR : 8.15

164/10 (19.4)

CR : 8.34

Los Angeles Knight Riders won by 1 run 🏆

Over 17
4
2
0
2
1
1
= 10
Over 18
1
0
6
6
0
wd
1
= 15
Over 19
4
6
0
4
0
1
= 15
Over 20
6
w
w
4
1
w
= 11

Player of the Match

Sunil NarineLos Angeles Knight Riders's team jersey

Sunil Narine

Los Angeles Knight Riders

3/130(2)
Andries Gous gets the 'Bart King award' for 'Domestic Player of the Tournament'
Sunil Narine gets the 'Leading Wicket-taker of the Tournament' award.
Andries Gous gets the 'Leading Run Scorer of the Tournament' award.
Andries Gous: "[About the mixed feelings right now] Yeah, obviously very proud of myself and to the support the team has given me. It is pretty bitter-sweet at the moment.

[The form in the 2nd half] From the start, I felt I was batting well, just didn't get the runs. At the end, it just clicked and kept going on a roll.

[How did he find that form] You have to do what you have to. There were obviously important games. This team is so dear to me and I was motivated to do well."
Sunil Narine gets the 'Most Valuable Player of the Tournament' award!
Sunil Narine (MVP): "[On his feelings right now] I think words can express it. I am still trying to embrace the moment.

[On showing some emotions today] Yeah, I think it is on how we basically struggled in the first 3 seasons. A team of this quality unable to find a win was not good. I think the way the coaches, players and support staff gelled together and came up with certain plans for this season, and as players you try to execute, and it came off in this tournament.

[On how he keeps getting better with every season] Just thankful. I think it boils down to hard work. It doesn't matter how much cricket you have played, you still have to give in the hours. I think this year was really special. From the first game we put our mind to this moment. Everyone bought into it. It was a complete team effort. It was not only me.

[On bowling in the powerplay] It boils down to crazy Bravo, our head coach. He comes up with crazy scenarios, and you have to buy into it. He is experienced and he sees the game differently. You have to trust me and once you buy into it and execute it, it helps. It worked in this tournament and hopefully it works ahead as well.

[What does this award mean to him?] I think it means a lot to the team, the family members and support staff. As we said, we all built up for this moment. Hopefully I can continue like this with good health."
The championship medals will be awarded to the Los Angeles Knight Riders' players now.
Jason Holder (Los Angeles Knight Riders Captain): "[How it feels to win the title finally] An awesome feeling, credit to each and every individual, everyone played their part. We remained calm and the crowd was fantastic as well.

[How were the players motivated after the tough three previous seasons] It is not individual. It starts with one or two people and it spreads. Our coach Dwayne Bravo has been clear and all the guys bought into our idea.

[The atmosphere and environment in the team] Off the field and on the field is to have fun. There is no point to turn up when you are not enjoying. One of the best ways to enjoy is to win. We started well, faltered in the middle but picked up again. Special credit to the organisers and Washington Freedom, they had an outstanding tournament and pushed us all the way.

[What was different this year] This year was special. We played at our home ground. Didn't have great results there but was still great to play there. To pull through this year after some tough times previously is a testament to our hard-work."
Jason Holder collects the Winner's Trophy, and his team joins him on the podium. It is time for champagne, smiles and snaps. The team is elated and big Dre Russ is leading the celebrations.
Phew! Let us catch our breath first. We often dream of finals like this. Two teams in the tussle and one of them wins by just a solitary run. The LA Knight Riders and Washington Freedom have fulfilled our fantasy with a humdinger of a game. 

Uff! The importance of that one run. It does not feel significant during a game, but when it comes down to the wire, you remember every single you missed and every single you sneaked.

Firstly, let's spare a thought for the Washington Freedom. They have been one of the most consistent sides of the competition. 3 finals in the last 3 years is a testament to that. They had to take the long path to get till here and they almost pulled of 3/3 in the knockouts, however, in the end they fell short by the barest of margins. Steve Smith and Ricky Ponting can be proud of the group as this has been another campaign to remember.

The LA Knight Riders were struggling to buy wins in each of the first 3 seasons. They were not even close to qualification in the previous attempts. However, new captain Jason Holder along with coach Dwayne Bravo was ready to change that around. They got themselves a home ground this season as well. There was a lot of motivation in the air and with a great deal of consistency, they prevailed as champions. The Knight Riders family add a 10th trophy to their cabinet. 

On this note, we would like to draw curtains on another magnificent season of the MLC in the States. We saw 100s, hat-tricks, 267 being chased down, multiple last over finishes and a lot more. The next season promises to bring us more such entertainment as the league will only get bigger and better.

I, Manan Mehta, would like to take your leave on behalf of my colleagues Karthik Raj and Bishal Mandal. CIAO!