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The countdown has begun for the expected Trophy Champions 2025 end between India and New Zealand On Sunday, March 9 in Dubai. Cricket enthusiasts around the world are waiting for another exciting end of the ICC tournament. With both teams with world -class players, the shock promises to be memorable. Although India aims to recover the title, New Zealand will try to add another important ICC trophy to its cabinet.
Batters domination in final Champions over the years
The Champions Trophy has seen some of the largest battle performances in the final phase. Over the years, several batters have increased under pressure, providing game winners in the final match. From aggressive open to Batters composed of medium order, these actions have defined the story of the cricket. Here are the five highest individual scores in the history of the Champions League Trophy.
5 best individual scores in the final story of champions trophy
1. Sourav Ganguly (India) – 117 of 130 vs New Zealand (CT 2000, Kenya)
Former Captain of India Gangul played a significant entry in the 2000 Champions Trophy Final against New Zealand in Nairobi. He broke 117 runners of 130 balls, hitting 9 four and 4 six, anchoring the entrances of India. However, despite its brightness, India ended up loss when New Zealand won the final by 4 doctors, reaching its first ICC trophy.
2. Fakhar Zaman (Pakistan) – 114 of 106 vs India (CT 2017, London)
Fakhar, Pakistan, played a sensational sensation in the 2017 Champions League Trophy against India at Oval. The workshop on his left hand scored 114 runs of 106 balls, searching 12 four and 3 six. His aggressive attack laid the foundations for the 180 -year -old Dominant victory of Pakistan, as they raised the title of the single -bachelor’s champions.
3. Shane Watson (Australia) – 105 of 129 VS New Zealand (CT 2009, Centurion)
Watson of Australia delivered a winner of the match in the 2009 Champions League Trophy against New Zealand in Centurion. He scored a 105 unbeaten of 129 balls, including 10 four and 4 six, bringing Australia to a comfortable 6 Wicket victory. Watson’s tickets made sure that Australia successfully pursued the goal, achieving her second consecutive title of the Champions Trophy.
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4. Marcus Trescothick (England) – 104 OFF 124 VS West Indies (CT 2004, London)
The Trescothick of England played a brilliant entrance to the 2004 Champions Trophy final against the western Indies in the oval. The elegant left left scored 104 of 124 balls, hitting 14 limits. Despite their efforts, the West Indies passed ahead of England with an exciting 2 Wicket victory, denying England its first ICC trophy.
5. Philo Wallace (West Indies) – 103 of 102 VS South – Africa (CT 1998, Dhaka)
West Indies Obrador Wallace set up a 103 of 102 balls in the 1998 Champions Trophy final against South -Africa in Dhaka. Its entrances, with 11 four and 5 six, gave the Windies a good start. However, South Africa pursued the goal to win the final by 4 doctors, achieving its first ICC trophy.
As India and New Zealand are preparing for the Grand Final of the 2025 Championship Trophy, Cricket fans will expect to witness another historical battle masterclass that could define the party’s fate. Will a new name be added to this elite list? The answer is waiting for Dubai Sunday.
