AND Champion trophy 2025 He entered his peak with two finalists to raise the ultimate glory of the tournament. In the first semi -finals of the tournament, India managed to dominate Australia and secured a place for the ultimate calculation. Second semi -finals of the tournament New Zealand and South Africa Face each other, in a nail nail competition, black caps won over Proteas and entered the finals of the competition.
While New Zealand assembled a huge total part of Proteas, they did not go down without a fight. The central figure of running to run was the South African dough David Miller who scored a century from 67 balls to the history of the script, cutting out the fastest hundreds of trophy champions history.
David Miller’s heroic knock
South African inings saw a top performance from Miller, who played a great hit of 100 and not from 67 balls. His scams, which included 10 borders and 4 six, were an anchor for Jurassic South Africa, giving hope despite several failures. Ryan Rickelton, Tembo Bavuma, and RASSIE VAN DER DUSSEN Each made valuable contributions, with Bavuma achieved 56, and Van der Dussen added 69, but Miller’s strong hitting kept the necessary speed of running under control. Despite some late hicckets, including Heinrich Klaasen and Marco Jansen falls on Santner and others like Wiaan Mulder, Kagiso Rabada, and Keshav Maharaj Releasing themselves in the middle, Miller’s resistance and a strong strike of 149.25 held a chase. Gigantic overall new Zealand placed in front of Proteas, and the fall of the Hickeket on key nodes proved too much for South Africa, as they were limited to 312/9 in 50 additions and missed the goal for 50 rides.
In the light of his powerful inserted in New Zealand to keep the hopes of his team for a while, here are the top-5 fastest games in the history of trophy champions.
Top-5 fastest tons in the champion trophy
(1) David Miller (100 excluded 67 balls):
Miller arrived at a fold at a critical point. Star blows to the South African team such as Rickelton, Bavuma, Klasen and Van der Dussen have already returned to the pavilion. The necessary speed of running was stunningly high and there was a lot left in running.
Miller cut out important partnerships with Tainenders and prevented the sudden collapse of South Africa. His partnership with Kagiso Rabada and Lungi Gidi He allowed Proteas to reach somewhere near the total number of new Zealand. However, despite all the efforts, Miller could not save the game for his team.
(2) Virender Sehwag (100 excluded 77 balls):
Virender Sehwag Played a scinthyl knock during the 2002 champion trophy conflict. England. His inserted power brought India to the dominant victory of 8 winches over England. Sehwag’s explosive 126 only 104 balls expired was the cornerstone of the Indian chase, because he easily dismantled the attack of English bowling. Its inings were a representation of pure power and aggression, containing 21 borders and six, with a glittering rate of strike of 121.15. Sehwag’s fast attack ensured that India reached its goal of 270 with 63 balls. Its extraordinary ability to find gaps and accelerated scoring rates put India tightly controlling the game, and Sehwag is a dynamic hitting a smooth and emphasized processing of the chase.
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(3) Josh Inglis (100 excluded 77 balls):
In an exciting trophy match at ICC in 2025 Australia and England, Josh Inglis He delivered an amazing century, leading to Australia to a 5 -walk command victory. Inglis’s top 120 insertion, not only 86 balls, was the most important performance of the chase. His knock was a combination of precision and power, as he hit 8 borders and 6 six, maintaining an extraordinary foot of the 139.53. Inglis anchored the search for Australia of 352, playing with confidence and calm before assembly pressure. His ability to accelerate as needed, along with his resistance in a medium turn, he directed Australia to win with 15 balls. Ingglis’s master century proved to be a difference, cementing its status of the winner in this exciting competition.
(4) Shikar Dhawan (100 off 80 balls):
Dhawan played a master’s inings in the Indian conflict between Trophy champion 2013 against South Africa, scoring a great 114 of 94 balls. His inings were the perfect blend of elegance and aggression, as he hit 12 borders and 1 six, maintaining a striking speed of 121,27. Dhawan’s ability to find gaps and accumulation of running quickly allowed India to build a solid foundation for a total of 331/7. From the very beginning he was in complete control, shipping the South African bowlers to all parts of the country. His calculated aggression in Powerplay, along with his ability to accelerate in the middle turnaround, ensured that India would remain in the way, even while the Vitle fell around him. Dhawan’s command knock was the key highlight of the match, showing his class and temperament at high pressure meeting.
(5) Tillacratic dilshan (100 excluded 87 balls):
Tillakarat Dilshan played sensational scams in the victory of Sri Lanka South Africa In the 2009 ICC Champions in 2009, reaching a great 106 runs 92 balls. His knock was a flawless view of time and precision, as he hit 16 boundaries and 1 six, maintaining an impressive rate of 115.21 strike. Dilshan’s aggressive move placed the tone for Sri Lanka’s stretch, because he found no emptiness without effort and dominated South African bowlers. His partnership with Mahela Jayawardenewhich also achieved a valuable 77, was central in the construction of a solid foundation.
Dilshan’s ability to accelerate the scoring in the middle, combined with his storage under pressure, played a key role in Sri Lanka, which released a whopping 319/8 in a whopping total. His comprehensive performance earned him a player award for the match and was crucial in securing a victory in 55 run in Sri Lanka under the D/L method.
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