Guptill had a disappointing tournament and could only score 186 runs with the bat. However, he was pivotal in the field, effecting MS Dhoni’s run out which helped New Zealand win the semi-final against India.

New Zealand batsman Martin Guptill posted an emotional tweet as he looked back at the World Cup final against England at Lord's.

“Hard to believe it’s been a week since that incredible Final at Lords. I think it was both the best and worst day of my cricketing life! So many different emotions, but mainly proud to represent New Zealand and play…” said Guptill in a tweet.

Hard to believe it’s been a week since that incredible Final at Lords. I think it was both the best and worst day of my cricketing life! So many different emotions, but mainly proud to represent New Zealand and play… https://t.co/fBMTPDNXaz — Martin Guptill (@Martyguptill) July 22, 2019

He followed that up by thanking his daughter and wife Laura McGoldrick.

I couldn’t have been more proud to have my 2 best supporters with me for the ride. @lauramcgoldrick you are my rock. Thank you and Harley for being there through the good times and the tough. Love my girls more than… https://t.co/BW7tjkcnq5 — Martin Guptill (@Martyguptill) July 22, 2019

Guptill had a disappointing tournament and could only score 186 runs with the bat. However, he was pivotal in the field, effecting MS Dhoni’s run out which helped New Zealand win the semi-final against India.

He was the batsman on strike when New Zealand needed 2 off 1 ball in the super over but he could only muster a single, which meant England won the cup on the total number of boundaries scored.