[WATCH] Amelia Kerr Leads The Way As Kiwis Celebrate Their T20 World Cup Victory With Amazing Song

New Zealand player Amelia Kerr not only stole the show in the match, but she also won hearts with her singing talent as New Zealand celebrated their historic T20 World Cup victory.

The White Ferns joined together to perform a lovely Maori song following the Sunday, October 20, award ceremony, leaving a lasting impression of happiness. Playing the guitar with a lot of emotion, Amelia Kerr led her teammates in a performance that magically enhanced their victory.

The International Cricket Council shared a video of the performance on Instagram, and it went viral within hours. By Monday morning, it racked up almost two hundred thousand likes. There were many commenters appreciating the women’s team and their ‘pitch perfect’ singing abilities, which the commenter claims to be capable of making people all over the world feel emotions.

Amelia Kerr shone with both bat and ball in the final:

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In the exciting final, New Zealand defeated South Africa by 32 runs to win their first Women’s T20 World Cup. Amelia Kerr’s outstanding all-around performance was crucial in helping her team win. South Africa’s momentum was halted by Kerr’s accurate bowling and batting skills, which ultimately sealed the victory.

With this victory, New Zealand women’s cricket achieves a noteworthy milestone, adding to their previous win in the ODI World Cup. The team’s accomplishment is especially remarkable because their male colleagues have not yet been able to match it. The triumph showcases the skill and commitment of the female cricket players from New Zealand.

Meanwhile, South Africa was left to lament yet another lost chance. This loss prolongs their wait for their first T20 championship after they were defeated by Australia in the 2023 finals. The team gave it their all, but they were unable to contain the powerful lineup of New Zealand.

Because of her bravery, Amelia Kerr was named player of the match and player of the tournament, solidifying her place among the best all-rounders in the world. With their championship victory, New Zealand will remain one of the best teams in the world and serve as an inspiration to a new generation of cricket players.