The countdown began for a long -awaited Champion trophy 2025 finally between India and New Zealand On Sunday, March 9, in Dubai. Cricket lovers around the world are eagerly awaiting to testify to another exciting ICC tournament final. Because both teams praised world class players, Clash promises to be unforgettable. While India aims to recover the title, New Zealand will add another big ICC trophy to their cabinet.
Domination of blows in the finals of the champion trophy over the years
The champion trophy saw some of the biggest appearances in the last phase. Over the years, several blows have increased under pressure, providing impacts in a top calculation. From aggressive openers to a mid -row blows, these performances have defined the history of the cricket. Here are the five highest individual results in the history of the champion trophy finals.
Top 5 of the highest individual results in the final history of champion Trophy
1. Sourav Ganguly (India) – 117 off 130 VS New Zealand (CT 2000, Kenya)
Former India Captain Gangaly played extraordinary scams in the 2000 champion trophy finals against New Zealand in Nairobi. He reduced 117 runs of 130 balls, hitting 9 four and 4 six, anchoring the Indian Ubacje. However, despite its splendor, India ended up on the losing side while New Zealand won the 4 Wicke final, securing its first ICC trophy.
2. Fakhar Zaman (Pakistan) – 114 off 106 VS India (CT 2017, London)
Pakistani Fakhar played sensational sciences in the 2017 champion trophy finals. The left opener scored 114 runs of 106 balls, breaking 12 fours and 3 six. His aggressive knock laid the basis for the dominant victory in 180 Running of Pakistan, while raising their Maiden Champions Trophy title.
3. Shane Watson (Australia) – 105 off 129 VS New Zealand (CT 2009, Centurion)
Australia’s Watson delivered a win in the 2009 champion trophy finals against New Zealand in Centurin. He scored the undefeated 105 of 129 balls, including 10 fours and 4 six, which led to Australia to a pleasant 6 winch victory. Watson’s Ubacs have ensured that Australia has successfully persecuted the goal, winning its second consecutive Trophy championship title.
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4. Marcus Trescothick (England) – 104 off 124 VS West Indies (CT 2004, London)
English Trescothick played great inings in the 2004 champion trophy finals. The stylish left back has reached 104 out of 124 balls, hitting 14 borders. Despite his efforts, West Indies walked past the English exciting two ride victory, denying England their first ICC trophy.
5. Philo Wallace (West Indies) – 103 off 102 vs southern Africa (CT 1998, Daka)
West Indies opener ignited the stage with an explosive 103 of 102 balls in the 1998 champion trophy finals in Daki. His scams, which contained 11 fours and 5 six, were a strong start. However, South Africa chased the target to win the 4 Wicka finals, securing her first ICC trophy.
While India and New Zealand prepare for the grand finals of the Champions Trophy 2025, the crisis fans hope to be witnessing another historic master class that could define the fate of the match. Will the new name be added to this elite list? The answer is waiting on Sunday in Dubai.
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