England beat New Zealand to win their first World Cup in the most dramatic fashion at Lord's on Sunday. Needing a modest 242 for victory, the hosts ended on 241 all out, with Ben Stokes unbeaten on 84, sending the match into a Super Over. The six-ball shootout also ended in a tie, with both sides hitting 15 runs, but Eoin Morgan's side won by virtue of a superior boundary count in the match. AFP Sport looks at three things we learned from a memorable final: Stokes-Buttler team up to make history