Alex Carey was threatening to run away with the game for Australia, but Shreyas Iyer's inspired fielding effort helped India get the much-needed wicket and stop Steve Smith and co in their tracks in the first semi-final of the ICC Men's Champions Trophy 2025 at the Dubai International Stadium.

India have two reasons to celebrate in as many overs, with Mohammed Shami and Axar Patel combining to dismiss Steve Smith and Glenn Maxwell in back-to-back overs. Australia 214/6 in 41 overs

Robin Uthappa feels that Shreyas Iyer's run-out of Alex Carey could be the turning point in the India vs Australia semi-final in the Champions Trophy 2025. Shreyas pulled off the stunning effort in the 48th over.

Wicketkeeper batter Alex Carey reckons Australia might need to put at least 400 runs on the board if they bat first against South Africa in their upcoming Champions Trophy Group B clash on the placid surface of Rawalpindi on Tuesday.

Australia set a target of 264 runs for India in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 semi-final, led by Steve Smith's 73 and Alex Carey's 61. Indian bowlers, especially Mohammad Shami, maintained pressure throughout,

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Ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy clash against South Africa, Australian batter Alex Carey said that despite the inexperience in the bowling attack in the absence of its frontline pacers, he will still back his bowlers to defend the total.

In a heart-stopping moment during the semifinals of the ICC Champions Trophy, Shreyas Iyer pulled off an incredible direct hit run out to dismiss Alex Carey, leaving the Australian team reeling. The play,

Australian batters Steve Smith and Alex Carey score impressive fifties to guide their side to an impressive total against Indian in semi-final 1 of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in Dubai.

Fine half-centuries from skipper Steve Smith and Alex Carey helped Australia post a competitive score of 264 against India in the semifinals of the ICC Champions Trophy at Dubai International Stadium on Tuesday.

Indian bowlers maintained pressure but well-paced fifties from Steve Smith and Alex Carey helped Australia post 264 all out in the Champions Trophy semifinal. Smith was the innings' pillar, contributing significantly with crucial partnerships.