ICC World T20 in 2016 was won by?
West Indies
The correct answer is West Indies.
The ICC World T20 2016 was held in India. The West Indies team, led by Darren Sammy, won the tournament by defeating England in the final. This victory marked their second World T20 title, showcasing their dominance in the shorter format of the game. The tournament was notable for several exciting matches and upsets, highlighting the unpredictable nature of Twenty20 cricket. The West Indies' success was attributed to their powerful batting lineup and effective bowling strategies, which proved crucial in overcoming challenging opponents throughout the competition. The final match was a closely contested affair, ultimately decided by a superior performance from the West Indies team. Their triumph cemented their place in the history of T20 cricket.
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