Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia Exudes Confidence In India’s Win
India Vs New Zealand | Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia expressed confidence in the Indian team's form, stating they will win the ICC Champions Trophy.
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India Vs New Zealand | Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia expressed confidence in the Indian team's form, stating they will win the ICC Champions Trophy.
DUBAI : New Zealand set India a victory target of 252 in the Champions Trophy final at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Sunday.
India captain Rohit Sharma was a frustrated figure during the first innings of the Champions Trophy final against New Zealand in Dubai on Sunday. The incident happened during the drinks break after the 15 overs, with New Zealand 83/3 after Kuldeep Yadav's twin strikes. According to some social media, Rohit was about to give a pep talk to the team, and Shubman Gill was late to arrive at the scene. This led to a strong reaction from Rohit. However, Gill quickly rushed towards the team huddle after Rohit hurled a mouthful at someone.
India pacer Rohit Sharma repeated his semi-final act again, as he dropped New Zealand batter Rachin Ravindra on his own bowling during the Champions Trophy final on Sunday. Rachin hit the ball straight at Shami in the 7th over, prompting a reflexive attempt from the India pacer but was granted with a lifeline. Shami attempted to put both his hands behind the ball but the ball slipped though his hands as the batter completed a single. The veteran pacer's inability to grab an important wicket left skipper Rohit Sharma fuming in the middle. (IND vs NZ LIVE Updates)
New Zealand skipper Mitchell Santner delivered a disappointing update for his team's fans as he revealed that marquee pacer Matt Henry was ruled out of the Champions Trophy final against India due to an injury. Henry was spotted warming up ahead of the start of the final but couldn't prove his fitness. As a result, the Kiwis decided to go ahead without him in the playing XI for the title-decider. As soon as Henry understood that he would not be able to feature in the final, tears rolled down his cheeks and the visual broke many fans' hearts on social media.
As India took the field in their Champions Trophy final against New Zealand in Dubai on Sunday, star batter Virat Kohli achieved a rare milestone. Kohli, who is playing his third straight Champions Trophy final, became only the second Indian player to play 550 international matches. Only batting great Sachin Tendulkar (664) played more matches than him. Tendulkar, who retired in 2013, 200 Tests, 463 ODIs and one T20I. Meanwhile, Kohli has represented India in 123 Tests, 302 ODIs and 125 T20Is. (IND vs NZ Final LIVE)
Since India's spotless progression from the ICC Champions Trophy Group stage, the chatter over the team getting 'unfair advantage' in the schedule of the tournament has been a hot topic. Since India played all of their matches, including the final, in Dubai, questions have arose over the tilted nature of the schedule. A number of former and current cricketers have raised their objections on the subject, including some England greats. However, former Pakistan cricketer Rashid Latif found the ex-England stars' questions baffling.
New Zealand skipper Mitchell Santner won the toss and opted to bat first in the final of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final against India at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Sunday. At the time of the toss, Santner confirmed that Matt Henry has been ruled out of this game as he has not recovered from the injury which he got during the semi-final clash against South Africa. India and New Zealand will vie for the ultimate glory at the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, meeting in the summit clash on Sunday, 9 March in Dubai.