India vs New Zealand Final
All Matches played by Both Team in 2025
ICC Champions Trophy all Match (India vs New Zealand Final)
- (Feb 19, Wed) New Zealand vs Pakistan, 1st Match, Group A National Stadium, Karachi New Zealand won by 60 runs
- (Feb 20, Thu) Bangladesh vs India, 2nd Match, Group A Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai India won by 6 wkts
- (Feb 21, Fri) South Africa vs Afghanistan, 3rd Match, Group B National Stadium, Karachi South Africa won by 107 runs
- (Feb 22, Sat) England vs Australia, 4th Match, Group B Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore Australia won by 5 wkts
- (Feb 23, Sun) Pakistan vs India, 5th Match, Group A Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai India won by 6 wkts
- (Feb 24, Mon) Bangladesh vs New Zealand, 6th Match, Group A Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi New Zealand won by 5 wkts
- (Feb 25, Tue) Australia vs South Africa, 7th Match, Group B Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi Match abandoned due to rain (No toss)
- (Feb 26, Wed) Afghanistan vs England, 8th Match, Group B Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore Afghanistan won by 8 runs
- (Feb 27, Thu) Pakistan vs Bangladesh, 9th Match, Group A Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi Match abandoned due to rain (No toss)
- (Feb 28, Fri) Afghanistan vs Australia, 10th Match, Group B Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore No result – due to rain
- (Mar 01, Sat) England vs South Africa, 11th Match, Group B National Stadium, Karachi South Africa won by 7 wkts
- (Mar 02, Sun) India vs New Zealand, 12th Match, Group A Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai India won by 44 runs
- (Mar 04, Tue) Australia vs India, 1st Semi-Final (A1 v B2) Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai India won by 4 wkts
- (Mar 05, Wed) New Zealand vs South Africa, 2nd Semi-Final (B1 v A2) Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore New Zealand won by 50 runs
- (Mar 09, Sun) India vs New Zealand, Final Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai Match starts (Mar 09)
India
Rohit Sharma (c), a top-order batter, will lead the team with his vast experience. Alongside him, Shubman Gill (VC), an opening batter, will provide stability at the top. Moving down the order, Virat Kohli, another top-order batter, brings consistency and match-winning ability.
Furthermore, Shreyas Iyer, also a top-order batter, adds depth to the batting lineup. In addition, Axar Patel and Hardik Pandya, both all-rounders, will play crucial roles in balancing the squad. Moreover, KL Rahul, serving as a wicketkeeper batter, enhances the team’s flexibility.
Similarly, Ravindra Jadeja, another all-rounder, strengthens both the batting and bowling departments. On the bowling front, Arshdeep Singh and Harshit Rana bring pace and precision, while Kuldeep Yadav provides a spin option. Additionally, Mohammed Shami, a seasoned bowler, adds experience to the pace attack.
Not to forget, Rishabh Pant, as a wicketkeeper batter, offers explosive batting prowess. Meanwhile, Varun Chakravarthy and Washington Sundar, a bowler and a bowling all-rounder respectively, complete the squad with their versatile skills.
New Zealand
M Santner (C), an all-rounder, leads the team with his experience and versatility. Supporting him, R Ravindra, also an all-rounder, strengthens both the batting and bowling departments.
Additionally, W Young and K Williamson, both batters, bring stability and composure to the lineup. Alongside them, D Mitchell, another all-rounder, adds balance with his ability to contribute in both disciplines.
Furthermore, T Latham (WK), serving as a batter and wicketkeeper, ensures reliability behind the stumps while providing a solid batting option. Meanwhile, M Bracewell and G Phillips, both all-rounders, enhance the team’s depth with their multi-dimensional skills.
On the bowling side, W O’Rourke and M Henry add pace and precision to the attack. Moreover, K Jamieson, a tall and effective bowler, rounds out the squad with his ability to generate bounce and movement.
