IND Vs NZ: Varun who was not selected in the team, played with the Kavis, did these 2 big acts

The stories of the cicket are very interesting, are examples, they are like a paradise. And the story of Indian leg -spinner Varun Chakravarthy has also been similar in the Champions Trophy 2025. Varun was not selected in the original Indian team declared for the mega event. But the same Varun on Sunday proved his call at the last moment by taking five wickets against New Zealand (IND Vs NZ) on Sunday, so he has created a big headache and challenge in front of the Indian management. Varun showed Kiwi batsmen in front of the spin and took five wickets for 42 runs in 10 overs of the quota. There is no opinion that if Shreyas Iyer’s innings was contributed to India to get a fight to fight in the match, then Varun Chakraborty did the work of giving “Finishing Touch” to the hard work of all the batsmen including them. Varun for this performance Choosed player of the match Went. Also, along with memorable performance, this “Mysterious Spinner” Varun also made two big records.

Second bowler to perform the best in Champions Trophy debut match

When it comes to this record, this feat is named after Josh Hazlewood of Australia. Then he took 6 wickets for 52 runs against New Zealand in his first Champions Trophy match in 2017. Now after Hazelwood, Varun’s name has been recorded in golden letters at number two. At number three is Mohammed Shami of India, who took five wickets for 53 runs against Bangladesh in Dubai this year.

Become the first Indian bowler to do “feat” so soon

Varun did the act of taking five wickets in ODIs for India only in the second ODI. He became the second bowler in Indian ODI history to achieve this feat as soon as possible. Prior to him, this record was named after Stuart Binny, who took six wickets for 4 runs in Mirpur in Mirpur in 2014 against Bangladesh in the third ODI of his career, but now Varun has left him behind a match and has written his name on this big record.

Big challenge in front of team management

Varun has given a sweet pen to the management by taking five wickets against New Zealand. Now the serious problem in front of Gautam is that what combination should he feed in the semi -finals or finals? Should he feed Harshit Rana in XI or keep Varun up till the match against New Zealand. However, to a large extent this decision will depend on how the pitch is in the semi -finals or finals, but it cannot be denied that Varun’s performance has raised serious questions in front of the Indian management.