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The first match of the Champions Trophy 2025 is being played between New Zealand and Pakistan in the National Stadium, Karachi. Pakistan won the toss and opted to bowl first
New Zealand dominates Pakistan with three consecutive wins in 10 days, including the Tri-Series and Champions Trophy. A tough phase for Pakistan as the Kiwis showcase their supremacy. Read the full recap!
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Will Young and Tom Latham scored brilliant centuries which put New Zealand on a special record table in the ICC Champions Trophy history.
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New Zealand start the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 in strong fashion as they beat the hosts and defending champions Pakistan by 60 runs at the National Stadium in Karachi in the Group A contest.
New Zealand cricketer Glenn Phillips is outstanding in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 opener against the hosts and defending champions Pakistan.
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Indian captain Rohit Sharma is ready for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. Before their tournament opener against Bangladesh, the Indian skipper showed a serious attitude for the tournament.
Watch Virat Kohli’s exclusive Star Sports interview as he reflects on his cricketing journey, iconic moments, mental resilience, and commitment to the game. A champion’s perspective on success and challenges!
Bangladesh is set to face India in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, with a well-balanced squad aiming for a strong performance. Here’s a look at their predicted playing XI for this high-stakes encounter.
Former England captain Michael Vaughan was surprised by the low attendance at the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 opener in Karachi. Despite Pakistan playing at home, empty stands raised questions about ticketing, scheduling, and fan engagement.
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New Zealand players had a funny reaction when planes flew over Karachi Stadium before the Champions Trophy 2025 opening match. Surprised by the sudden sound of the planes, they instinctively ducked, creating a hilarious moment that quickly went viral in the social media.
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