Australia's Weird World Cup Celebration

Australia's Weird World Cup Celebration https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=595144935038646 #T20WorldCup2021 #slcricket #vmaxsports The celebration is known as a "shoey," and has been popularized by Australian athletes. It started entering mainstream culture in 2015 when some Australian race car drivers began celebrating in Victory Lane by drinking out of their shoe. T20 World Cup, New Zealand vs Australia Highlights: Australia become T20 World Champions with 8-wicket thrashing of New Zealand DUBAI: An injury-ravaged Mitchell Marsh finally found his night of reckoning and glory as he led Australia to their maiden T20 World Cup title with his stroke-filled 77 that fashioned his team's comfortable eight- wicket win over New Zealand on Sunday. A target of 173 in a global final is never easy but Marsh with his power and reach made it look like a walk in the park in company of David Warner (53 off 38 balls), who also turned the wheels of fortune for himself and his team during a victory, achieved in 18.5 overs. In the end, on final night, the predicted edge to the trans-Tasman rivalry went absent without leave. Australia’s top order was so clinical with the bat, so absolutely thorough in their approach, so vicious on anything slightly awry from the New Zealand bowlers, so ruthless in a chase of 173, that it feels almost strange to introduce them as the new T20 World Cup champions.