Kuldeep Yadav and Rachin Ravindra
The final match of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 is being played between India and New Zealand at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. In this match, Kiwi team captain Mitchell Santner has decided to bat first after winning the toss. The pair of Rachin Ravindra and Will Young, who came out to open the innings for New Zealand, shared a 57 -run partnership for the first wicket with an aggressive start to the team. While the Kiwi team lost their first wicket as Will Young, after this, Kuldeep Yadav took out the big wicket of Rachin who was in dangerous form in this tournament. Rachin returned to the pavilion after playing an innings of 37 runs in this crucial match.
Rachin dodged the ball inside Kuldeep
Rachin Ravindra, batting aggressively in the final match, tried to pressurize Team India bowlers from the initial overs, due to which the Kiwi team scored 69 runs at the loss of one wicket at the end of the first 10 overs play. After this, Indian team captain Rohit Sharma entrusted the responsibility of throwing the 11th over of the innings to Kuldeep Yadav, who threw his first ball which was Rong One. Forgot to understand this ball as Rachin and after falling on the pitch, the ball came inwardly and went straight to the wicket. This wicket was very important for the Indian team as Rachin was scoring runs rapidly from one end. Rachin faced 29 balls during his 37 -run innings and hit 4 fours and hit a six.
Rachin reached first number in terms of scoring the most runs
The tournament has reached number one in the list of batsmen who scored the most runs on the basis of his 37 runs in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 in the final match. Rachin has scored a total of 263 runs in 4 innings at an average of 65.75. At the same time, Virat Kohli has a chance to leave him behind, who have scored 217 runs so far. Kohli will leave Rachin behind in this list as soon as 46 runs are made.
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