Ashutosh Sahoo
Fresh off a disappointing ODI World Cup exit, a young Indian team, embarked on a journey to the inaugural T20 World Cup.
The team was an underdog, and neither did they know that they would change Indian cricket forever.
In a dramatic "bowl-out," India's bowlers, showed nerves of steel, hitting the stumps three times while Pakistan missed, securing a crucial win.
Fuelled by a heated exchange with Andrew Flintoff, Yuvraj Singh made history by smashing six sixes in one over off Stuart Broad
In the semifinal, Sreesanth picked crucial wickets of both the Aussie openers, to help India defeat the formidable Australian team.
Gautam Gambhir played a masterful innings of 75, giving India a fighting total and setting the stage for a nail-biting finish
With 13 runs needed in the last over, a calm MS Dhoni made a decision, handing the ball to the inexperienced Joginder Sharma.
With Pakistan needing 6 runs from 4 balls, Misbah-ul-Haq attempted a scoop shot that went straight to Sreesanth's hands.
The story of the 2007 triumph began earlier, when Sachin Tendulkar, citing his fitness, declined the captaincy and recommended a young Dhoni for the role.
The 2007 T20 World Cup win was more than a trophy; it was the birth of the Dhoni era