India have twice claimed victory in the Champions Trophy, in 2002 and 2013, but lost the final to Pakistan in the last edition. New Zealand, who entered the tournament ranked fourth in ODI cricket, lifted the trophy in 2000.

India will take on New Zealand in their final Group A clash of the ICC Champions Trophy on Sunday, with both teams having secured semifinal spots. Led

Let's delve into the head-to-head record between India and New Zealand in One Day Internationals (ODIs). In the 118 matches played between the two teams, India emerged victorious in 60 matches while New Zealand secured 50 wins. There were 7 matches that ended in a no result.

India and New Zealand have already qualified for the semifinals of the Champions Trophy 2025 ahead of their face-off in Dubai. New Zealand have enjoyed a decent run against India in the ICC tournaments.

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Here are all the match details and live streaming info for the India vs New Zealand match in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.

Though the match between India and New Zealand is a dead rubber as both teams have already qualified for the Champions Trophy 2025 semifinals, the two sides will fight to finish on top of the Group A points table.

As the India vs New Zealand clash for the Group A table-topper of the Champions Trophy 2025 is on the edge, here is a list of players to look out for. The post KL Rahul to Rachin Ravindra: Players to watch out for in India vs New Zealand Champions Trophy 2025 clash appeared first on Cricket Country.

Both Rohit Sharma and Mohammed Shami had hamstring niggles during India's ICC Champions Trophy 2025 clash against Pakistan in Dubai.

Match Overview The last group stage match of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 will be played between India and New Zealand. Both teams have already qualified for the semifinals but do not know who they will be facing in their respective last four match although they know when and where they will be playing.

India wicketkeeper-batter KL Rahul acknowledged that rotating the strike during the middle overs against both spinners and pacers has been a challenge on the slower pitches at the Dubai International Stadium in the 2025 Champions Trophy.