The stage is set for a thrilling showdown in the T20 World Cup final, as India and South Africa clash in Kingston, Barbados.

Both teams have been dominant throughout the tournament, winning their respective semi-finals with impressive margins.

South Africa defeated Afghanistan by 9 wickets, while India outclassed England by 68 runs.

Both teams boast exceptional morale and are formidable in all aspects of the game. Their batting, bowling, and fielding units have consistently delivered, making it a truly captivating contest.

The T20 World Cup final is expected to be watched by a staggering 2 billion people. Fans across South Asia, including India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, and Nepal, eagerly anticipate this match.

A palpable excitement is also evident among the Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan, Nepalese, and Afghan communities residing in Gulf countries.

Millions of viewers from Zimbabwe, Kenya, Namibia, Uganda, Ireland, Scotland, England, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the United States, and numerous other countries will be glued to their screens to witness this epic encounter.

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There is a possibility of rain interrupting the final, with the reserve day also facing potential showers. In the event of a rain-affected match, both teams will be declared joint champions.

Richie Richardson will reprise his role as the referee for the second time in a T20 World Cup final. Chris Gaffaney and Richard Illingworth will officiate as the on-field umpires, while Richard Kettleborough will be the TV umpire and Rodney Tucker the fourth umpire.