14 Nov, 22:54 (IST)

Australia win by eight wickets! Glenn Maxwell hits the winning runs as Australia win their maiden T20 World Cup. Mitchell Marsh finishes unbeaten on 77 off just 50 balls. What a tournament it has been for him. So, Australia chase down 173 with seven balls to spare. New Zealand, on the other hand, miss out on their maiden World T20 title.

14 Nov, 22:50 (IST)

Australia now need just 11 runs to win from 12 balls. Safe to say they are just two hits away from their maiden T20 World Cup trophy. Mitchell Marsh has been sensational as he eyes to take Australia home.

14 Nov, 22:33 (IST)

It is down to last five overs now and Australia need 37 more runs to win. Australia look well on course to their maiden T20 World Cup title. Meanwhile, Mitchell Marsh has completed his half-century.

14 Nov, 22:21 (IST)

OUT! Trent Boult strikes at a crucial time. David Warner was looking to go big against him but misses the line of the ball and is bowled. Can New Zealand find a way back in this summit clash?

14 Nov, 22:16 (IST)

Australia need 67 more runs to win from 48 balls. Meanwhile, David Warner has completed his half-century. The partnership between him and Mitchell Marsh is nearing the 100-run mark.

14 Nov, 22:04 (IST)

Halfway through and Australia need 91 runs to win. The asking rate for Australia is 9.10. With wickets in hand, Australia look well on course. Time for New Zealand bowlers to step up and tight things up.

14 Nov, 21:55 (IST)

Australia now need 123 runs to win from 78 balls. The partnership between David Warner and Mitchell Marsh is now worth 35 off 27 balls. New Zealand looking for another wicket here.

14 Nov, 21:40 (IST)

Mitchell Marsh has joined David Warner is the middle. Marsh is off to a fine start as he smashed Adam Milne for a six and two back to back fours. Australia back on track after losing captain Aaron Finch.

14 Nov, 21:34 (IST)

OUT! Trent Boult strikes early. Aaron Finch was looking to attack Boult, smashed his for a boundary a ball earlier but failed to repeat it. Daryl Mitchell takes a superb catch in the deep.

14 Nov, 21:29 (IST)

Australia's chase begins with David Warner and Aaron Finch opening the innings. Good first over by Trent Boult as he gives away just one run. 

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Let’s admit it, Australia was least favourite to make it to finals of ICC T20 World Cup 2021. But here they are up against New Zealand and one win away from winning their maiden T20 World Cup trophy. Australia have till date won five ODI World Cups, the most by any team and are in search for their first in T20Is. Australia’s opponents New Zealand are seeking their first T20 World Cup title as well. Meanwhile stay tuned for NZ vs AUS T20 World Cup 2021 final live score updates. New Zealand vs Australia Live Streaming Online, T20 World Cup 2021: Get Free TV Telecast of NZ vs AUS, Final Match of ICC Men’s Twenty20 WC With Time in IST.

New Zealand made it to the semis after finishing second in Group 2 while Australia finished second on Group 1. Interestingly, in semis, both New Zealand and Australia defeated teams who finished on top of their respective groups. While New Zealand eliminated England Australia knocked out Pakistan.

The T20 World Cup 2021 final takes place at the Dubai International Stadium. Interestingly, teams batting second have won 11 out of 12 matches at Dubai. So, toss will be key once again at Dubai. As far as head-to-head in T20Is is concerned Australia have won nine out of 14 matches against New Zealand. NZ vs AUS Preview: Likely Playing XIs, Key Battles, Head to Head and Other Things You Need To Know About T20 World Cup 2021 Final

New Zealand Squad: Martin Guptill, Daryl Mitchell, Kane Williamson(c), Tim Seifert(w), Glenn Phillips, James Neesham, Mitchell Santner, Adam Milne, Tim Southee, Ish Sodhi, Trent Boult, Todd Astle, Kyle Jamieson, Mark Chapman.

Australia Squad: David Warner, Aaron Finch(c), Mitchell Marsh, Steven Smith, Glenn Maxwell, Marcus Stoinis, Matthew Wade(w), Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa, Josh Hazlewood, Kane Richardson, Ashton Agar, Mitchell Swepson, Josh Inglis.