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India Triumphs in Champions Trophy Final Against New Zealand

India Triumphs in Champions Trophy Final Against New Zealand

Dubai, March 9, 2025 – In a thrilling finale at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, India clinched the ICC Champions Trophy by defeating New Zealand by four wickets. New Zealand Sets a Competitive Target Opting to bat first, New Zealand posted a total of 251-7. Daryl Mitchell top-scored with 63 runs, while Michael Bracewell added an unbeaten 53.  India's bowlers, particularly their spinners, were effective in restricting runs and taking crucial wickets. India's Steady Chase In response, India reached 254-6 in 49 overs. Captain Rohit Sharma played a pivotal role with a vital 76 runs. The chase faced some tension,…
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India Eyes Champions Trophy Glory, Faces Familiar New Zealand Hurdle

India Eyes Champions Trophy Glory, Faces Familiar New Zealand Hurdle

Dubai, March 8, 2025: India is set to take on New Zealand in the ICC Champions Trophy final on Sunday, aiming to reclaim the title after 12 years. However, history suggests it won’t be an easy task. New Zealand has traditionally been a tough opponent, holding a 10-6 advantage over India in ICC tournaments and a 3-1 edge in knockout matches. Overcoming the Kiwis remains one of India’s biggest challenges on the global stage.Concerns had been raised over New Zealand’s extended stay in Dubai, with critics claiming it gave them an unfair advantage. However, that argument now holds little weight,…
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India Defeats New Zealand by 44 Runs to Top Group A in Champions Trophy

India Defeats New Zealand by 44 Runs to Top Group A in Champions Trophy

Dubai, March 3, 2025 – India secured a dominant 44-run victory over New Zealand on Sunday to finish as Group A toppers in the Champions Trophy. With this win, India will now face Australia in the first semifinal, while New Zealand will take on South Africa in Lahore. Iyer Leads India's Batting Effort Batting first, India posted 249/9 in their 50 overs. Shreyas Iyer anchored the innings with a well-crafted 79 off 98 balls, marking his second consecutive half-century in the tournament. Hardik Pandya (45) and Axar Patel (42) provided crucial middle-order contributions, but Matt Henry’s brilliant 5/42 kept India…
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