T20 World Cup: Ben Stokes the 'ultimate competitor'

Ben Stokes was hailed as the "ultimate competitor" by his captain after he helped England win the T20 World Cup in Australia.

England defeated Pakistan by five runs.

His match-winning heroics in the World Cup final and the Headingley Test in the same year came after his match-winning heroics in the 50 over World Cup final.

Buttler said that he always stood up in the big moments. I'm so proud that he did it again.

England chased down the target with an over to spare after bowling Pakistan out for 137-8.

After his place in the side was questioned at the beginning of the tournament, he responded with his first T20 international half century in the final.

Buttler said that he was the ultimate competitor in everything he did. He can take a lot on his shoulders now that he's experienced.

This performance comes after a year in which he has taken over the captaincy and revived the fortunes of England's Test team

Buttler said that he could be considered England's greatest cricketer of all time.

The last victory was described as an " amazing night".

I would rather be out there trying to affect the game than sitting in the sideline and wondering.

England's World Cup-winning squad is unchanged from the previous year. They are the first men's team to win both white-ball world titles in the same year.

"I am very proud of what I've done," said the man. Winning two of the World Cup is pretty special.

It shows us where we are together. We have the talent that we have. When you know what the team ethos is, it makes it a lot simpler.

They won the crown five months after Buttler took over.

The England team was eliminated in the first round of the World Cup. They have reached the semi-finals in five global tournaments since then.

Changes have been made to white-ball cricket in England.

There's no reason why we shouldn't go on from strength to strength now that we've won the T20 World Cup.

Matthew Mott, England's white-ball coach, has won his first tournament in charge of his country.

After leading Australia to the Women's World Cup in New Zealand in April, he won a second World Cup.

It's very special for me. We wanted to show up and have fun.

It was not easy but we did it the right way. The boys were able to hold their nerve and get a good result.