From stunning upsets to nerve-wracking last-ball finishes, the T20 World Cup has witnessed some unforgettable moments of cricketing drama.

As teams gear up for the upcoming tournament in the West Indies and USA, let's take a trip down memory lane and revisit every successful last-ball run chase in the tournament's history.

Netherlands vs England (2009)
In the second edition of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, Netherlands pulled off a historic upset against England. Chasing a target of 163 runs, Netherlands found themselves in a precarious position. However, a composed innings from Tom de Grooth steered them towards an unlikely victory. With two runs required off the final ball, Netherlands secured a memorable win at Lord’s, capitalizing on an overthrow from Stuart Broad.

Sri Lanka vs India (2010)
In a clash between two Asian powerhouses, Sri Lanka chased down a target of 164 runs against India in dramatic fashion. Despite losing early wickets, Sri Lanka staged a remarkable comeback, thanks to crucial contributions from Tillakaratne Dilshan, Kumar Sangakkara, and Angelo Mathews. With the match hanging in the balance, Chamara Kapugedera smashed a last-ball six to seal victory for Sri Lanka.

Ireland vs Zimbabwe (2014)
Ireland showcased their resilience in a group stage encounter against Zimbabwe in 2014. Needing four runs off the final over, Ireland kept their nerve to secure a thrilling last-ball win. Despite a spirited performance from Zimbabwe, Ireland's openers William Porterfield and Paul Stirling laid a solid foundation, guiding their team to victory with three wickets in hand.

Zimbabwe vs Netherlands (2014)
In a tale of redemption, Zimbabwe redeemed themselves in a nail-biting encounter against Netherlands in the same edition of the tournament. After failing to defend their score in a last-ball thriller against Ireland, Zimbabwe held their nerve to clinch victory on the final ball. With one run required off the last ball, Vusi Sibanda struck a six to seal the win for Zimbabwe.

India vs Pakistan (2022)
One of the most memorable finishes in T20 World Cup history came in 2022, when India defeated Pakistan in a last-ball thriller. Chasing a target of 160 runs, India found themselves in a precarious position. However, a masterful innings from Virat Kohli, supported by Hardik Pandya, kept their hopes alive. With 13 runs required off the last three balls, Kohli's heroics, combined with a crucial no ball from Mohammad Nawaz, led India to a thrilling last-ball victory.

As cricket fans eagerly await the start of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024, these nail-biting finishes serve as a reminder of the unpredictable and exhilarating nature of the sport.