India overcome New Zealand’s 351-7 to win by four wickets in the 2025 Champions Trophy final in Dubai. India made it back-to-back global cricket tournaments with a four-wicket victory over New Zealand in the Champions Trophy final in Dubai.

After going through all the tangled scheduling, New Zealand returns to its recent favorite venue in Pakistan when it takes on South Africa in the second semifinal of the Champions Trophy in Lahore on Wednesday.

New Zealand and South Africa meet in a crucial Champions Trophy semifinal in Lahore. Both teams have won this tournament once. New Zealand, led by Mitchell Santner, rely on Tom Latham's runs and Matt Henry's wickets.

Centuries from Rachin Ravindra and Kane Williamson have powered New Zealand into the Champions Trophy final with a resounding 50-run win in Lahore over South Africa in the second semifinal. New Zealand will now travel to Dubai for Sunday's final against India.

India batting coach Sitanshu Kotak blasts back at assertion that India’s Champions Trophy hopes boosted by Dubai venue.

India are heavy favourites to claim a record third Champions Trophy in Dubai on Sunday but Rohit Sharma's men face a New Zealand side with plenty of firepower in the first major white-ball final between the teams in a quarter of a century.

India and New Zealand are facing in an ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final for the second in history. The last time both these teams faced in an Champions Trophy final was back in 2000.

The stage is set for ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final between India and New Zealand on Sunday (March 9) at the Dubai International Stadium. With millions of fans eagerly awaiting the showdown, all eyes are on whether Team India can continue its unbeaten streak or if New Zealand will exact revenge for their group-stage defeat.

New Zealand vs South Africa India and New Zealand will clash in the final of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 on March 9. The winning team will get $2.24 million. Australia and South Africa are out after losing in the semi-finals.

New Zealand have vowed to "find little ways to win moments" against India after making Champions Trophy history to power into Sunday's final. "Really excited to be stuck into that challenge and will adapt to whatever surface and conditions we get on the day,