Yuvraj Singh's electrifying 70 led the batting charge and Sreesanth delivered the telling blows with the ball as India produced a magnificent performance to beat Australia by 15 runs and set up a dream all-subcontinent final against Pakistan at the ICC World Twenty20. For much of their pursuit of 189, Australia were well in contention, with Matthew Hayden and Andrew Symonds muscling balls to the rope, but India kept their nerve superbly to clinch another famous victory.

Thousands of Indian flags were waved with abandon as Kingsmead came to resemble Little India, but Australia were still marginal favourites with 41 needed from the final four overs. Symonds was still there, having biffed his way to 43 from 25 balls, but the moment Irfan Pathan pegged back his off stump with a delivery that evaded the attempted cut, the momentum shifted decisively towards India.

Harbhajan Singh conceded just three runs in the next over, yorking Michael Clarke in the process, and Rudra Pratap Singh then returned to bowl an outstanding over, having gone for plenty in his opening spell. When the inexperienced Joginder Sharma was handed the ball for the final over, 22 were needed. Michael Hussey, the master finisher, was on strike, but there was to be no comeback here. A miscue induced by Sharma's lack of pace landed up in Yuvraj Singh's hands at deep midwicket, and Brett Lee was then cleaned up by a yorker as the Indian players started impromptu victory jigs on the field.

Australia were left to reflect on a middle-order meltdown, and an astonishing second half of the Indian innings where Yuvraj, Robin Uthappa and Mahendra Singh Dhoni drove, flicked and bludgeoned 128 runs. Uthappa added 84 with Yuvraj in just 39 balls, and Dhoni provided the final flourishes as India ensured that Australia would have a Table Mountain-like target to scale.

Yuvraj, who had missed the South Africa game after his 12-ball half-century against England, carried on in six-hitting vein, pulling Stuart Clark, the top wicket-taker in the competition, for a huge one over midwicket. Adam Gilchrist responded by bringing back Brett Lee, but Yuvraj responded with a sensational pick-up short over square leg for six, taking India to 60 for 2 at the halfway stage, marginally better than the 57 for 3 they had against South Africa.

Virender Sehwag had gone cheaply, edging Mitchell Johnson behind, and Gautam Gambhir's bright 24-run cameo ended with a stunning catch in the outfield, but that merely set the stage for dazzling strokeplay that ripped up whatever plans the Australians may have had.

Symonds came on and was straight away flicked for four, before both Yuvraj and Uthappa pulled him for sixes in a 19-run over. Neither Nathan Bracken's slower variations nor Clark's steadiness could stem the tide, as Yuvraj played sumptuous shots over cover.

Another massive pull for six off Clark took him to 50 from just 20 balls, in an over that went for 21, and the return of Johnson proved just as expensive, with Uthappa slamming a straight six and powering another over midwicket. Australia were wobbling, but respite came in the shape of a nonchalant direct hit from Symonds after Yuvraj had turned down Uthappa for a single.

Dhoni, usually a watchful starter, was into his stride right away, carving Symonds down the ground, and with Yuvraj carrying on merrily, Gilchrist turned to his final bowling option, Clarke. The first ball was heaved for six over midwicket, but Yuvraj didn't quite time the next one, and Hussey ran in to take the catch.

Australia came out prepared to swing, and RP Singh, who had sent South Africa tumbling out of the tournament on Thursday, found the best opening pair in the business a different proposition. Gilchrist repeatedly flicked him over midwicket, once for six, and also lofted one straight down to the sightscreen.

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Is tupac reli dead???
After leaving the Tyson fight on saturday september 7th1996, Tupac was alledgedly shot 5 times. He lived through the shooting and was taken to a nearby hospital. He was pronounced dead on Friday september 13 1996. But is that true???

1)There are no suspects for the shooting, on a busy night.

2)There were never any pictures released of Tupac in the Hospital.

3)Tupac always wore a bulletproof vest - no matter where he went.

4)The funeral was cancelled for unknown reasons.

5)Tupacs alais is Makaveli.Though the spelling is different, Machiavelli was a 16th century italian philosopher who advocated the staging ones own death in order to evade ones enimies and regain power.

6)Tupac officially died at 4:03 PM. 4+3=7. Also, he 'died' at an age of 25 years. 2+5=7. It seems seven is his number.

7)In the video 'I wonder if heaven got a ghetto' the town it takes place in is Rukahs, Rukahs spelled backwards is Shakur.The room he takes the girl into is room number 7. The clock at the end says 4:03, the same time he supposavely died.

If you re-arrange the letters in the album 'Makaveli The Don Killumaniti The 7day Theory' you can make the sentence, 'Ok on tha 7th u think im dead yet im really alive'.

9)If he died in 1996 how come in his videos he walks, talks and dresses so modern.

Well after all that, do you still think hes dead???