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India defeated New Zealand by 44 runs in the 12th match of the Champions Trophy. India scored 249/9 at the Dubai Stadium with Shreyas Iyer’s 79 runs. Due to 5 wickets of Varun Chakraborty, the Kiwi team was reduced to 205 runs in 45.3 overs.
Interesting moments and records were seen on Sunday. Philips jumped into the air and caught Kohli’s catch with one hand. Williamson caught Jadeja’s left hand diving catch. Kohli touched the letter’s feet. The Indian team lost the toss for the 13th consecutive time.
Read the top moments of Ind vs NZ match …
1. Philips jumped into the air and took a diving catch with one hand
Glen Philips taking a catch by jumping into the air.
Filips caught catch in 0.62 seconds after Kohli’s shot.
Celebrating Glenn Philips after taking a catch.
Virat’s reaction to Glenn Philips catch.
Virat Kohli going towards the pavilion after being dismissed.
India’s third wicket fell in the 7th over. Matt Henry threw the fourth ball of the over of the over. Glenn Philips, standing in the backward point here, jumped into the air and caught a brilliant catch with one hand. Philips stood at point position 23 meters away from the crease. He caught Kohli for 11 runs in just 0.62 seconds.
2. Gill lost the review
Shubman Gill was out LBW by scoring 2 runs.
Matt Henry celebrating after Gill’s dismissal.
India’s first wicket fell in the third over. Matt Henry threw the fifth ball of the over at the front, Gill played the shot but missed the ball. The umpire was dismissed by the Kiwi team’s appeal. Gill took a review after talking to Rohit Sharma standing at non -strike end. DRS revealed that the ball was hitting the stump. India lost its review here. Gill was dismissed for 2 runs.
3. Santner’s glasses dropped while fielding
Captain Santner’s glasses fell while throwing.
The glasses fell while fielding Kiwi captain Mitchell Santner. Santner fielded by diving on the shot of the Indian player. Santner’s glasses fell while throwing here.
4. Williamson caught with one hand
Akshar Patel was caught by Kane Williamson for 42 runs.
Kane caught a catch on a short fine leg.
India lost the fourth wicket in the 30th over. Akshar Patel was dismissed for 42 runs. Akshar played sweep shot on Rachin Ravindra’s second ball of over. Here, ran backwards of Kane Williamson standing on a short fine leg and diverted and caught a catch with one hand.
5. Williamson caught diving catch with left hand
Ken Williamson jumping into the air.
Williamson took Jadeja’s catch for 16 runs.
India’s seventh wicket fell in the 46th over. Ravindra Jadeja played a cut shot on the fifth ball of Matt Henry’s over. Ken Williamson, standing at the point here, took a dive on his left side and took a catch with one hand. Jadeja was dismissed for 16 runs.
6. Shami’s shoulder ball
Shami got ball while running.
Checking Physio Shami.
Mohammed Shami got a ball on his shoulder while taking runs in the last over of the Indian innings. Here on the fifth ball of Henry’s over, Shami played a shot on mid -off. While taking the second run, the fielder threw and the ball hit his shoulder. The team came on the physio ground and examined Shami.
7. Will Young Catch out of Chakraborty
Will Young Catch Varun left for 5 runs.
Reaction of Indian players after Varun’s catch.
Will Young got life in the fourth over. Here, Young played a shot on Hardik’s ball. Varun Chakraborty raced at long on, but could not catch the catch. Not only this, the ball went outside the boundary with his leg.
8. Rahul leaves Williamson’s catch
He was on 17 runs when Williamson dropped the catch.
Ken Williamson’s catch dropped from KL Rahul in the 11th over. Williamson played a cut shot on the last ball of Akshar Patel’s over. The ball went to wicketkeeper Rahul’s gloves with the outer edge of his bat, but he could not catch.
9. Williamson’s catch was left by Varun
Varun gave the second life to Williamson. Then he was on 32 runs.
Kane Williamson got a second life in the 20th over. His catch dropped from Varun Chakraborty on the second ball of Kuldeep Yadav’s over. Williamson played a sweep shot here.
10. Bracewell returned without review
Michael Bracewell was dismissed for 2 runs on Varun’s ball.
Varun Chakraborty took his third wicket in the 8th over. He dismissed Michael Bracewell LBW. Bracewell defense on the front ball but started going on the pad before the ball bat. The umpire gave out. Bracewell discussed the non -striker Williamson and refused to take a review. Later it was discovered that the ball was going out of the stump, if Bracewell had taken DRS, they would not be out.
11. Kohli touched the feet of the letter
Virat Kohli touching Akshar Patel’s feet.
Virat Kohli and Akshar Patel joking together.
Kohli touched Akshar Patel’s feet after Williamson was dismissed in the 41st over of Kiwi innings. Here on the last ball of Akshar’s over, Williamson wanted to go ahead and play a big shot but he missed the ball and wicketkeeper KL Rahul stumped him out. Earlier, Ken Williamson had 2 life.
Now records …
Facts …
- 400 fours of the tournament were completed by Akshar’s boundary. He played a sweep shot on Mitchell Santner’s ball.
- Virat Kohli became the seventh player to play 300 ODIs for India. He scored 11 runs yesterday.
- Shreyas Iyer hit a half century against New Zealand on 75 balls. This is the slowest fifty of his ODI career. Earlier in 2022, he had scored half a century against West Indies in Ahmedabad on 74 balls.
- India defeated New Zealand for the third consecutive time in the ICC tournament. The team defeated the last match of the 2023 World Cup League stage, semi -finals and the group stage of the Champions Trophy yesterday.
- Varun Chakraborty became a second oldest player with a 5-vicne hall in the Champions Trophy. He achieved this feat in his first ICC ODI match. The first number is Mohammed Shami, who took 5 wickets against Bangladesh in India’s first match in this tournament.
- Varun Chakraborty took a 5-cicat hall in the second ODI of his career. He became the first Indian bowler to do so. Before him, in the third ODI of his career, Stuart Binny took 6 wickets for only 4 runs against Bangladesh.
1. India lost the 13th consecutive toss Indian captain Rohit Sharma once again lost the toss. The team lost the 13th consecutive toss after the 2023 World Cup semi -finals against New Zealand. Rohit lost the tenth consecutive toss under his captaincy.
2. Henry first bowlers with five wickets in Champions Trophy against India Kiwi Pacer Mat Henry became the first bowler to take five wickets in the Champions Trophy against India. He took 5 wickets for 42 runs. Earlier, Bangladesh’s Naved ul Hasan took 4 wickets for 25 runs in 2004.
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