IND vs NZ Final ICC Champions Trophy 2025, Approaching Milestones and Records: After 14 great games between 8 top teams in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, it is time for the final showdown. The Indiandian cricket team and the New Zealand cricket team will lock horns in the final of the tournament, which will begin at 2:30 PM on Sunday afternoon at Dubai International Cricket Stadium.
Team India have been undefeated in this tournament, including a win over New Zealand in the group stage. They even beat Australia in the semis, which has always been a headache for them. But they will enter the final with the momentum and will look to add a third Champions Trophy championship to their cabinet.
Team India have been undefeated in this tournament, including a win over New Zealand in the New Zealand have never won an ICC title in white-ball, but this can be the day that they are waiting for. This is likely to be a cracking contest between two great sides. There are some big records which will be on the line in this game as well.
Below, we will talk about big records and milestones which are lined up and can be achieved in the second IND vs NZ Final in Dubai. stage. They even beat Australia in the semis, which has always been a headache for them. But they will enter the final with the momentum and will look to add a third Champions Trophy championship to their cabinet.
India vs New Zealand Final: Approaching ODI Records and ODI Cricket Milestones Ahead of the Final at Dubai International Cricket Stadium
123 – Kane Williamson slammed a brilliant ton against South Africa, and New Zealand will hope that he will play another big innings in the final. Williamson is also 123 runs away from surpassing Martin Guptill (7346) and becoming New Zealand's third highest scorer in ODIs.
2 – Axar Patel has been India's key member and will have a big role to play. He is just two wickets away from completing 200 international wickets.
3 – Ravindra Jadeja will be important in the middle overs, and he is eyeing a big record. He needs three more wickets to become India's joint-fifth highest wicket-taker.
10 – Rohit Sharma has hit the most sixes in international cricket. But he has the second-most sixes in ODIs. Rohit needs ten more sixes to become the leading six-hitter in the ODIs.
46 – Virat Kohli has been in great form and will be looking to play another match-winning knock in the final. He is also just 46 runs away from surpassing Chris Gayle (791) and becoming the leading scorer in Champions Trophy history. If he scores a fifty, he will have the most half-centuries in the tournament's history.
