Icehouse wow the crowds at the T20 World Cup Finals between Pakistan and England in Melbourne

Icehouse performed at the final match of the T20 World Cup Finals between Pakistan and England in Melbourne on Sunday. 

The beloved Aussie band, who is responsible for hits like Electric Blue and Great Southern Land, had the crowds in their feet as Iva Davies rocked the house.

The frontman opted to stick to his signature rocker look at the event.

Icehouse frontman Iva Davies (pictured) performed at the T20 World Cup Finals between Pakistan and England at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday

He took to the stage in a black leather jacket and matching jeans as he belted out hit after hit. 

The rockers brought thousands of fans to their feet during the performance.   

The Voice’s Janaki Easwar also performed on the stage.

Lead singer Iva [centre] took to the stage in a black leather jacket and matching jeans as he belted out hit after hit 

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The young reality star performed in an eye-catching pink frock and headwear. 

She was surrounded by dancers wearing white and gold saris. 

The dancers also wore unique headwear on as they danced around Janaki.   

The Voice’s Janaki Easwar also performed on the stage in an eye-catching pink dress

The star was surrounded by female dancers in white and gold saris

Mitch Tambo also took to the stage wearing a bodysuit emblazoned with graffiti which also had a matching cape. 

The indigenous star wore white paint on his forehead and a feather in his headwear.

He finished his look with white hiking boots.  

Mitch Tambo also took to the stage wearing a bodysuit emblazoned with graffiti which also had a matching cape

Rain has blighted much of the tournament this year, with a host of matches affected or called off altogether by the weather.

Prior to the match, World Cup organisers have changed the playing regulations with a reserve day organised for Monday. 

As a result, two hours had been added to allow play to continue late into Monday evening if it was needed.

Rain has blighted much of the tournament this year, with a host of matches affected or called off altogether by the weather