Champion Trophy: New Zealand knocked Pakistan and Bangladesh with a five winch win over Tigers | Current news

New Zealand defeated Bangladesh with five Hickeke in Rawalpinda to knock them out and Pakistan from the ICC champion trophy.

Hung up 237, Rachin Ravandra hit the magnificent, winning 112 of the 105 delivery on his return to black caps after missing their victory in Pakistan with a head injury.

The victory confirmed the wounds out for Bangladesh and the hosts of Pakistan, only five days in the tournament, while New Zealand is next time with India – also fresh of two wins in two – for the first place in Group A, Sunday, live on it, live on it Cricket Sky Sports from 8.30am (first ball, 9:00).

New Zealand looked at a little problem early in the run, and Will Young – Centurion from victory over Pakistan – fired because of the duck in the first competition, and Kane Williamson went cheaply for five.

But from 15-2 in the fourth end, Raviddra led the recovery of black caps, first with Devon Conway (30) and then Tom Latham (55), who followed his hundredth of the tournament opener with half a century in 129 -Run Stani for the fourth WICKET.

Ravandra -Ov fourth go tone – all achieved an ICC tournament, after they pulled 95 balls out at the 2023 World Cup in the 2023 World Cup in 2023, in the 35th.

And although he and Latham would soon start, Glenn Phillips (21n) and Michael Bracewell (11no) were comfortable seeing the side across the line with just under four excessive space.

Earlier, Bangladesh started a good baton to eventually announce 236-9 after New Zealand had thrown it on throwing it.

Tiger Captain Hossain Shanto, 77, and opening partner Tanzid Hasan, 24, broke 45 of the top eight accessories, which encouraged the early introduction of Bracewell into the attack within the initial powerplay.

The off-pinner would only hit his second ball, and continues to finish with top 4-26 figures from his 10 accessories, while Pacer Will O’roke will be too impressed with 2-48.

Only Jaker Ali, 45, provided any right note for Shhanto, as well as late to bump into Bangladesh above 200, but that would not be shown enough.

Taskin Ahmed dismantled Young’s Six Ball stumps, while Nahid Wound found Williamson’s edge to the guard that briefly would have reached New Zealand before Raviddra focused on their victory.

What is next?

Australia face South Africa In Rawalpindi on Tuesday in the crucial group B competition after opening victories for both sides – live on the Sky Sports Crite from 8.30am, ahead of the game starting at 9am in the UK.

On Wednesday, England The following are in action in a mandatory match against Afghanistan in Lahore – at the same time, live on Cricket Sky Sports.

ICC Champions Trophy 2025 – Results and Node 🏏

Group A.

Group B.

Semifinals

• March 4: Semi -finals – A1 V B2 (Dubai)
• March 5: Semifinal 2 – A2 V B1 (Lahore)

Ultimate

• March 9: Finally (Lahore or Dubai)

Look at each match from the ICC 2025 trophy, to the finals, including the finals of March 9, live on Sky Sports, or Streak with now.