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The Cameo de Ravindra Jadja dramatically reduced, as New Zealand showed his exceptional field skills in the ongoing match of the ICC 2025 champions group against India at Dubai International Cricket Stadium in Dubai on Sunday (March 2).
In front of Matt Henry, Ravindra Jadja attempted a cut off for a length of length out of the long, but failed to keep him down. Kane Williamson, who was parked in Backward Point, quickly reacted, passing down to his left to complete an impressive capture with his left hand.
The ball was falling quickly, but Williamson’s sharp reflexes assured that Ravindra’s departure was Jadra at a crucial moment of the game in Dubai. India was already struggling to boost the impulse and hit another mishap at the wrong time, as Ravindra Jadja again marked after marking 16 20 balls against New Zealand.
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The black caps were amazing on the pitch, as a total of eight catches were taken against the blue men. Will Young, Glenn Phillips and Kane Williamson took two impressive catches to help Kiwis restrict the Indian Cricket team at 249/9 in 50 points in Dubai.
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Meanwhile, Matt Henry recorded his name in record books with a brilliant five Wicket transport against India Sunday. With its impressive 5/42 figures, Henry recorded the second improvements as a New Zealand in the history of the ICC Champions Trophy, just behind Jacob Oram’s 5/36 against the US in 2004. Shayne O’Connor is in the third place with 5/46 against Pakistan in 2000.
Matt Henry on the Moon with its record performance against India
Henry’s feat was even more special, as it became the first ballist to claim a five -wicket transport against India in the history of the Champions League. During the middle entrances, the fast diaper has expressed his satisfaction with his performance against the men in blue in the match of the CT 2025 group.
Cricbuzz said that Matt Henry said: “I think the way we went out and the surface helped and put India under pressure. Very happy with the total, but still need to do a great job with the bat. We talked about getting doctors and the pressure used doctors. There are some EBBS and flows in this wicket and, if we can put the pressure again, this should help us.”
Stand out short from India’s entrances against black caps
In the meantime, India published a competitive total of 249 on the board, and established an exciting chase for the New Zealand Cricket team on the complicated surface of Dubai International Cricket Stadium. Tickets started with a tremble note when Shubman Gill (2) fell to LBW early, followed by Rohit Sharma (1).
Kohli’s dismissal for only 11 runs of 14 balls left India fighting on 30/3. Shreyas Iyer (79) and Axar Patel (42) were fixed at the entrances, but their slow approach made it difficult for India to add more to the total. Kl Rahul (23) fell soon, but the fast 45 of Hardik Pandya provided a late impetus to his entrances. With Spin playing a role, Indian spinners ravindra jadja, Axar Patel, Varun Chakravarthy and Kuldeep Yadav could try the Kiwis during their persecution.
