ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Australia reaches the last four; Afghanistan on the edge | Current news
Australia reaches the Champion Championship semi -finals after rinsing with Afghanistan, who are left to wait for the result of South Africa.
Australia reached the semifinals of the trophy champion after their last group match against Afghanistan was Abandoned because of the rain and wet outer field.
The owners of the Australia World Cup, who scored a record chase of 352 against England in an introductory game, ended the group stage with four points after they were washed out in Rawalpindi and Lahore for the last two games.
Afghanistan had three points and the outputs were out. In order to progress, they need South Africa to lose with an incredible margin of more than 200 rides against the already eliminated England in Saturday’s B.
Afghanistan was thrown out for 273 on Friday on the last ball of his insertion, and Australia cruised to 109-1 in 12.5 addings when the rain returned. Outfield became too tired to continue.
Half a century, with 34 Head of Head Ball, gave Australia a start against some of the Ogrebota’s Afghan terrain and a bad fast bowling. Rashid Khan couldn’t stay at the regulatory catch when the head was at six. The head was cut and the Australia vehicles at 90-1 in PowerPlay.
The replacement of Nangeyalia Kharota attacker dropped Matthew Short Azmatullah Omarzai, but two balls were fired later when Gulbadin naib smartly grabbed over his shoulder in the middle, as he ran backwards.
The rapid bowling of Omarzai, who grabbed his girl’s five -pointed girl in Afghanistan, an amazing eight -legged victory over England in the same place, hit 43 of his five passes, while Fazalhaq Fazalhaq Farooqi also made a mistake in his length and went 32 out of his three excess.
The Sediquelh Atal, 85, the leftist dough missed the century, but Omarzai held one with 67 ball 63, which included five six.
Spencer Johnson (2-49) and Ben Dwarshuis (3-47) fought to control the momentum with a new ball, but both rapid bowlers returned strongly with the old ball.
The opener of Rahmanullah garbaz fell early on the third consecutive time Johnson Horskergeraged him without achieving the fifth legitimate ball.
Ibrahim Zadran, who recorded the highest score of 177 against England in the same place on Wednesday, made 22 and was captured when he was first captured at an Adam Zamp (2-48).
Captain Steve Smith squeezed Afghanistan into a medium accessory with his Spinner while Matthew Short (0-21) received only one six in a seven-up-to-date addict, and Glenn Maxwell bought the girl while finding the edge of the Rahmat Shah bat (12).
Atal tried to accelerate after Captain Hashmatullah Shahidi fought to continue the table, but Atal caught Smith on a short cover in Johnson’s return magic.
Mohammad Nabi and Gulbadin Naib went cheaply, and Afghanistan slid to 199-7. Omarzai raised a strike and ended up his half a century out of 54 balls and amplified the Morale of Afghanistan.
