This time, it felt like destiny. The Wilson Baby had been "reborn" in the most crucial match of the tournament. New Zealand went on to win a heart-stopping finish (thanks to a last-ball six from Grant Elliott), and the Wilson Baby became a permanent part of World Cup folklore. New Zealand lost the final to Australia a week later. Kane Williamson made just 12 runs. The "Wilson baby" didn't survive that match. But by then, it didn't matter.
Here is the detailed story. The 2015 World Cup was a dream tournament for New Zealand. Co-hosting with Australia, the Blackcaps, led by the inspirational Brendon McCullum, stormed through the group stage undefeated. Their aggressive, fearless brand of cricket captivated the world. Wilson Baby 2015
Williamson batted with astonishing composure. He anchored the chase, soaking up pressure, rotating the strike, and finding the boundary when needed. As he approached his fifty, the "labor pains" began. As he moved into the 70s and 80s, r/Cricket went into a frenzy of "PUSH!" and "CROWNING!" This time, it felt like destiny