India all-rounder Hardik Pandya: "This means a lot. It's so emotional right now, we have worked so hard for this.

"Something wasn't clicking for us recently but today, it did and we got to give our people what they were waiting for.

"I haven't said a word over the last six months when a lot of things have been said about me. It has been unfair but I knew that I could shine. This makes it so much more special.

"We always believed we could do it from any situation if we stayed calm and executed our plans. We had to let the pressure get to them. I won't forget this feeling for a long time."

Here it is. Judge for yourself. Yep, we see plenty of them, but that takes nothing away from the skill. And in that moment? Unreal.

I've only just remembered that Suryakumar catch. I'm standing by it as the best of all time. If he steps on the rope, it's six, and South Africa probably go on to win.

Virat Kohli is man of the match and is in tears at the presentation.

He says he won't play in the next T20 World Cup, which feels like a suggestion he won't play T20 internationals again.

But how good was Jasprit Bumrah, and how good was India's death bowling?

Bumrah will surely be player of the tournament?

In a fabulous, fluctuating contest, Heinrich Klassen looked to be winning it for South Africa.

After a lean tournament, it seemed inevitable that Virat Kohli would turn up today. His 76 laid the platform for India.

And what a final, by the way. India join West Indies and England as two-time winners of the men's T20 World Cup.

It's been a pretty good tournament, all told, with a fitting finale.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Sounds

Years of pressure and years of waiting come to an end. You rarely see Rohit Sharma emotional like that, he is normally so calm and collected.

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

With the resources they have, people say they should win every world tournament that they play. This could be the start of a remarkable run.

South Africa climbed the semi-final hurdle, and the final was in their hands today. There are moments in that game that they will think about for a long time.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Sounds

You have to give credit to India. They haven't been pushed like that all tournament.

But you have to feel for South Africa. They have played such good cricket but India got the better of them under pressure.

Rohit Sharma takes himself away from the celebrations to have a solo moment. He's in tears on the outfield. From the disappointment of Ahmedabad eight months ago to this. He is finally a World Cup-winning captain.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Sounds

A fascinating game. It went to and fro throughout both innings.

Virat Kohli was the anchor. But Miller and Klaasen had the game, they had it in their grasp.

Hardik Pandya changed the game, and Jasprit Bumrah made it an uphill challenge.

It's hard to argue that the best team haven't won. India have been the dominant force throughout this tournament.

But South Africa needed 26 from 24 balls with Klaasen and Miller at the crease. You know the word, even if I won't say it.

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

The superpowers of the world game. It seemed inexplicable that they wouldn't reach this moment at some point.

India are the T20 world champions!

The long, long wait for a world title is over.

For South Africa, they must wonder if the wait will ever end.

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

Jubilation for India!

Virat Kohli turns to the fans who have longed for him to win a trophy for many, many years.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Sounds

I'd actually really enjoy a super over.

Wide! Big wide!

Two fours for a super over.

Hardik is shattered.