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DUBAI :India reached the final of the Champions Trophy with a tense four-wicket victory over Australia in the first semi-final on Tuesday after Virat Kohli starred in yet another successful chase.
India vs Australia Semi-Final, Champions Trophy 2025 Live Streaming in Pakistan and USA: India are all set to square off against Australia in the first semi-final match of Champions Trophy 2025 on Tuesday in Dubai. India have been dominant throughout the tournament, finishing the group stage unbeaten. Rohit Sharma's men began their campaign with a hard-fought win against Bangladesh, followed by victories against Pakistan and New Zealand. On the other hand, Australia's journey has been one of resilience. Their campaign kicked off with a record-breaking chase against England, where Josh Inglis's stunning unbeaten 120 powered them to a thrilling win in Lahore.
India vs Australia Semi-Final Champions Trophy 2025 LIVE Updates: The big and the most crucial day is here as Group A toppers India are up against the ruthless Australia in the semi-final match of Champions Trophy 2025 on Tuesday in Dubai. The last two times India and Australia clashed in a major knockout match, Australia emerged victorious, winning both the 2023 World Test Championship final and the ODI World Cup final. However, Rohit Sharma and co will be high on confidence, courtesy of their unbeatable run in the group stage.
India vs Australia Semi Final, Champions Trophy 2025 Live Streaming: Fans around the world can't keep calm as India are up against their biggest rivals Australia in the semi-final match of Champions Trophy 2025 on Tuesday in Dubai. Rohit Sharma and co defeated New Zealand in the last group stage match to stay unbeatable and finished at the top spot in Group A. On the other hand, Australia's two games got washed out due to rain but with the victory against England, they finished at the second spot in Group B. Both the teams will be putting their best foot forward, in order to reach the final.
If there is one clash that Indian cricket fans truly look forward, apart from Pakistan match, is a game against Australia. Both India and Australia have two of the most dominant sides in the last few years. The Border Gavaskar Trophy between the two sides matches viewership of even the biggest sporting events and whenever the two sides face off in the shorter formats, the interest is unprecedented. The time has come again for another India vs Australia classic, this time at the Champions Trophy 2025 semi-finals.
Australia captain Steve Smith's sportsman spirit during the side's Champions Trophy 2025 match against Afghanistan on Friday has become a topic of discussion. On the final ball of the 47th over of the Afghanistan innings, Azmatullah Omarzai played a delivery to mid-wicket fielder and took a single. After completing the run, Noor Ahmad, who then reached the striker's end, walked out of his crease without even wicketkeeper Josh Inglis collecting the ball from the fielder. As Noor left his crease before the throw arrived at striker's end and the ball could be deemed dead, Inglis clipped off the bails after receiving the throw and appealed for a run-out.
Jos Buttler said on Friday he is to step down as England's white-ball captain after a disastrous Champions Trophy campaign ended with them failing to reach the semi-finals. "I'm going to stand down as England captain, it's the right decision for me and the team," the 34-year-old said at a press conference. "And hopefully somebody else can come in and work closely alongside (Brendon McCullum) to take the team back to where it needs to be." Buttler said: "It was quite clear that this tournament was going to be important results-wise for my captaincy" and felt he had "reached the end of the road". England have lost 15 of their last 21 one-day internationals.
LAHORE: Captain Hashmatullah Shahidi won the coin toss under overcast conditions and elected to bat in Afghanistan’s must-win last Group B game of the Champions Trophy against Australia on Friday. Afghanistan made a big turnaround in the tournament when it eliminated England with a stunning eight-run victory at the same venue on Wednesday. Afghanistan, which lost the first match to South Africa by 107 runs, went with the same playing XI for the third successive game and banked on three spinners — Mohammad Nabi, Noor Ahmad and ace leg-spinner Rashid Khan. Australia has three points from its record-breaking 352-run chase against England and a point from its washout game against South Africa at Rawalpindi. Australia named an unchanged side. New Zealand and India have already qualified for the semifinals from Group A with host Pakistan and Bangladesh eliminated. Lineups: Afghanistan: Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Ibrahim Zadran, Sediqullah Atal, Rahmat Shah, Hashmatullah Shahidi (captain), Azmatullah Omarzai, Mohammad Nabi, Gulbadin Naib, Rashid Khan, Noor Ahmad, Fazalhaq Farooqi Australia: Matthew Short, Travis Head, Steven Smith (captain), Marnus Labuschagne, Josh Inglis, Alex Carey, Glenn Maxwell, Ben Dwarshuis, Nathan Ellis, Adam Zampa, Spencer Johnson