World Cup 2019: Champions England receive unexpected gift from WWE COO Triple H

England lifted their maiden World Cup trophy final week after a sequence of surprising twists within the closing towards New Zealand. The match had all of it – delayed begin, low-scoring thrill, controversial overthrow runs, a tie, a superover after which a controversial ICC ruling, that ultimately noticed the hosts England successful the trophy. Now, because the celebrations in England continues, the WWE COO Triple H despatched an surprising reward to the title winners.

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The former 14-time World Champion, in a tweet, wrote that the pro-wrestling trade will ship a customized WWE World Championship belt to the England Cricket staff. “An incredible tournament, an awe-inspiring final, and a team of worthy champions. Congratulations to @EnglandCricket for winning the ICC Men’s @CricketWorldCup 2019! This custom @WWE Championship is YOURS!” he wrote on Twitter.

 

Ben Stokes was the star of the present within the closing of the ICC World Cup between hosts England and New Zealand at Lord’s. Stokes performed a match-winning innings of 84 runs to information England to the rating of 241, which tied the match with the Kiwis. In the following tremendous over, Stokes once more stole the headlines as hit eight runs off three balls to present New Zealand a goal of 16 to win the World Cup.

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Stokes admitted recollections of the off-field incident that threatened his profession triggered his tears after England’s historic World Cup triumph. Stokes was discovered not responsible of affray following a road brawl throughout an evening out in Bristol in 2017. The all-rounder was banned and fined by the England and Wales Cricket Board after accepting a cost of bringing the sport into disrepute.

“I won’t look back and say I redeemed myself or anything like that – I’m an athlete and a cricketer and it’s what we are paid to do, to win trophies,” Stokes informed ITV’s Good Morning Britain on Wednesday. It was getting back from all of that, it was powerful. Getting again into cricket clearly massively helped straight after that.