🏏ICC Champions Trophy 2025: SA vs NZ: 2nd Semi Final: 5 March 2025🏏 - Page 92

Originally posted by: rac1

kyun? he getting the runs. it is good luck charm 🤣

His style is like Sachin's curly hair.. Saw posts on reddit saying

Rachin is karna

Arjun is arjuna

Sachin is dronacharya

Fastest hundreds in Champions Trophy (by balls faced)

67 - David Miller (SA) vs NZ, Lahore, 2025 SF

77 - Virender Sehwag (IND) vs ENG, Colombo RPS 2002

77 - Josh Inglis (AUS) vs ENG, Lahore, 2025

80 - Shikhar Dhawan (IND) vs SA, Cardiff, 2013

87 - Tillakaratne Dilshan (SL) vs SA, Centurion, 2009

Steve Smith retires from ODIs after Australia's Champions Trophy exit

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/news/steve-smith-retires-from-odis-after-australias-champions-trophy-exit/articleshow/118727061.cms

I will get winning Team points & POTM points

South Africa's record in ICC semi-finals has worsened after today's defeat. (9 losses and only one win). Their bowlers didn't really rise to the occasion. The fact that they lacked in the spin department apart from Maharaj had a big say on their insipid bowling performance. Miller sparkled with a century but he needed much more support from the others. When it comes to the Kiwis, they always punch above their weight especially in marquee tournaments. Their batters stood tall and their spinners were on the money. Their death bowling came under the hammer tonight when Miller was going strong and that is one area they need to work upon.

Originally posted by: Redflag

I will get winning Team points & POTM points

Originally posted by: Aurora_77

South Africa's record in ICC semi-finals has worsened after today's defeat. (9 losses and only one win). Their bowlers didn't really rise to the occasion. The fact that they lacked in the spin department apart from Maharaj had a big say on their insipid bowling performance. Miller sparkled with a century but he needed much more support from the others. When it comes to the Kiwis, they always punch above their weight especially in marquee tournaments. Their batters stood tall and their spinners were on the money. Their death bowling came under the hammer tonight when Miller was going strong and that is one area they need to work upon.

So, that sets up the big finale between India and New Zealand in Dubai. The Men in Blue have been susceptible in the past against the Kiwis in knockout games in ICC events and that provides an opportunity for them to capitalise. But, the way India are playing at the moment and with them having acclimatised with the conditions in Dubai, it can be said that they are the slight favourites. Join us for the big game on 9th of March. We will start the buildup early and bring all the excitement to you. That's it from our side. Until next time, goodbye and cheers!

I want India to lift the trophy bass!!!

Originally posted by: Sanskruthi

I want India to lift the trophy bass!!!

Originally posted by: SoniRita

wow thats great. Congrats

Yeh NZ wale lekin hum ko final mein jor ka jhatka denge