Finals of Champion trophy 2025 is exactly around the corner with India and New Zealand set for epic conflict at Dubai International Stadium. Both teams locked the horns once before the tournament finals. Back in 2000 when New Zealand dominated the Indian team to win the desired ICC trophy.
However, the conflict between the two nations is coming this time at a time when both teams are in an accentuated form. Both teams surpassed other rivals during the tournament. Thus, the final conflict between the prestigious ICC tournament has become a highly octane conflict between the two elite goals.
Dominant Indian ride in champion trophy 2025
India maintained the perfect record in the 2025 champion trophy. Rohit Sharma-Mided is the first defeated Bangladesh, Pakistan And New Zealand in the group stage of the tournament. Then they were facing Australia In the semi -finals in which they dominated the world champions, fully setting out an extraordinary running that was driven by a magnificent shot from Virat Kohli. This led to victory for India 4 Wickeke and entering the tournament finals.
Ambitious march in New Zealand in the final of the Trophy 2025 champion
Black caps have looked solid so far in the tournament. India is the only team that has triumphed over New Zealand so far. Their performance against South Africa In the semi -finals of the tournament, he was especially impressive, where before Proteas, they set a gigantic total of 362/6 in 50 additions. Their dough appeared in fine form, and the bowlers were able to effectively limit the opposition. So, New Zealand is a force to be counted in in the finals of the tournament.
In the light of some extraordinary appearances with BAT by teams in the champion trophy, here are the highest teams in the finals of the tournament history.
Top 5 Top team Total in the Trophy Championship finals
(5) Australia (206/2 in 45.2 Excessiveness):
In the final of the 2009 champion trophy, Australia successfully persecuted Meta in New Zealand since 201 run, winning 6 Wickekets with 28 reservation balls. Set a goal from 201 Overles, Australia achieved a goal in 45.2 additions, ending in 206/4. Shane Watson Played the star knock, remaining undefeated to 105 of 129 balls, leading his team to victory with a composed century. Watson’s insertion, which included 10 borders and 4 six, was the backbone of the Australian chase, as he showed extraordinary resistance and skill under pressure. Cameron White contributed to 62 from 102 balls. Despite several early failures, including release Tim Paine, Ricky Ponting, and Michael HusseyAustralia cruised to the destination with Watson’s splendor on the folds, earning him a player award for the match.
(4) West Indies (218/8 in 48.5 excessiveness):
In the final of the 2004 ICC champion in oval, Western India Finished the exciting chase for the defeat of England with 2 shots with 7 balls. Set a goal of 218 of 50 additions, West Indies faced some early failures, with key wikets falling, including Chris Gayle, Wavell Hinds, and Brian Lara. However, a lean 47 of Shivnarine Chanderpaul And the valuable contributions of the lower order turned the tide. Courtney Browne and Ian Bradshaw They kept their nerves in a key 58-threshold, leading Western India over the line. Despite the pressure of chasing a modest total number, West Indies showed resistance and stabilized the key partnerships. The victory was marked by an unforgettable triumph for West Indies, while chasing a target with calming and power.
(3) South Africa (248/6 in 47 Additions):
In the finals of the International Cup Wills in 1998, South Africa secured a exciting 4 walk over Western India in Daki, successfully chased a target of 246 with 18 reservation balls. Set on the chase 246 from 50 additions, South Africa faced a firm start, with Mike Rindel Leading charge with a well -made 49 of 56 balls. Hansie Croje contributed 61 of 77 balls, fixing inings as a West Indies bowlers, at the forehead Carl Hooper and Phil Simmonshe struggled to break. Jacques Kallis He played a key role, not only made only 37 runs of 51 balls, but also scored a match with the ball, taking 5 Wickskete for only 30 rides. His versatile splendor earned him a player’s player for the match. Despite a few hickekets at critical moments including release Jonty Rhodes and Dale BenkensteinThe lower row of South Africa, led Derek Crookes They kept their nerves, ensuring that they reached the target with the remaining 18 balls.
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(2) New Zealand (265/6 in 49.4 Excessiveness):
In the 2000 ICC Nokauta final in Nairobi, New Zealand triumphed over India in an exciting chase, successfully reaching the goal of 265 running with 4 Wickkets. India has released a competitive total of 264/6 because of a solid contribution from Sourav Ganguly, Dinesh Mongia, and Sachin Tendulkar.
However, the pursuit of the new Zealand anchored the great century from Chris Cairnswho remained undefeated to 102 of 113 balls, leading his team to victory. Cairns’s assembled knock included 8 boundaries and 2 sixties, a mid -row attachment after the early shots fell, including those of Craig Spearman, Stephen Fleming, and Nathan Astle. Chris Harris and Roger Twose He also contributed to valuable running. With a steady hand in the final crossing, Cairns and Adam Parokers saw New Zealand, sealing a win in 49.4 additions. This victory marked an unforgettable achievement for New Zealand, winning the 2000 ICC trophy.
(1) Pakistan (338/4 in 50 Additions):
In the 2017 ICC champion trophy, Pakistan announced a total of 338/4 in his 50 additions, setting an incredible goal for India. Fakhar Zaman She was a star star, achieving a brilliant 114 of 106 balls, a knock involving 12 borders and 3 six, because he anchored Pakistani inings with flair and storage. Beside him, Azhar Ali made a stable 59 of 71 balls while Babar Azam contributed to a solid 46 of 52 balls, adding key driving in the middle turn. Mohammad Hafeez Played explosive camo, staying undefeated to 57 out of only 37 balls while Imad wasim He provided valuable support, achieving 25 of 21 balls. Pakistani inings were built on established partnerships, with strong contributions from all corners and late flourishing, ensuring that they had reached a terrifying total number. Their baton with the baton was clinically, setting India a scary chase of 339 runs, a task that would ultimately prove too much for defenders.
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