Indi??a had won the inaugural ICC T20 Wo?rld Cup defeating arch-rivals Pakistan by five runs at the Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg in one of the most dramatic finals cricket fans can ever witness.

12 years have passed since that evenin??g of September 24, 2007, but still,?? that moment of MS Dhoni lifting the World T20 trophy is as fresh as it can get in the memories of Indian cricket fans.

On Tuesday, BCCI on its official Twitter handle shared a 16-second video of the final moments of the game along with the caption: “This day in 2007, Team India were crowned World T20 Champions.”

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— BCCI (@BCCI) September 24, 2019

The short video left fans nostalgic and they thanked the f?ormer India captain MS Dhoni by sharing his memorable pictures and videos from the tournament.

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— Raj Mrityunjay (@Rajromantic1) September 24, 2019

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The brain behind India's triumph…#MSDhoni #T20WorldCup pic.twitter.com/9i1Or50bhi

— Harsh Vats (@HarshVatsa7) September 24, 2019

Dhoni Era Started 🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/PU3pKedRTr

— Karthi (@Karthi_Off_27) September 24, 2019

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— Sumeeth Msdians (@SumeethMSD) September 24, 2019

Four years after the success?? in the shortest format, Dhoni-led India to their second 50-over ??World Cup title in 2011.

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Cricketer-turned-commentators Daren Ganga and Shaun Pollock enacted the roles of Indian wicket-keeper MS Dhoni and all-rounder Hardik Pandya, while Russell Arnold and Nick Knight played the roles of Bangladeshi tail-enders Shuvagata Hom and Mustafizur Rahman.

Pollock bowled a delivery even wider than what Pandya had don??e. Meanwhile, Arnold swung his bat, and Nick Knight ran to the danger end. Former West Indies player Ganga ran from behind to break the stumps, beating the batsman by a fe??w inches.

As Pollock ran around in mock shock, Ganga acted like Dhoni had done �confident that he had got his man, but not wanting to believe what had just happened. Square leg umpire Aleem Dar referred ?the decision to a non-existent third umpire.

With the original comm??entary being played in the background, the imitation from the commentators is near perf?ect and almost gives that original feel.

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