ODI format: India unbeaten at Dubai Stadium
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India and New Zealand are competing for the title in the final match of the ICC One Day Champions Trophy today.
The final match of the trophy organized by Pakistan will start today at 2:45 PM Nepali time at Dubai International Stadium. After India refused to go to Pakistan, all matches with India were held in Dubai.
These two teams have faced each other once again. India won the last match by 44 runs.
Looking at the history of the one-day tournament in Dubai, India is unbeaten so far. There were 9 wins and 1 tie out of 10 matches played here. Because of the slow pitch, the spinner can be the game changer here.
So far, a total of 119 one-day matches have been played between India and New Zealand. In which India has won 61 times and New Zealand 50 times. Seven matches remained without result and one match was tied.
India is winning consecutively against New Zealand in the last 6 matches. Recently, both teams faced each other in the Champions Trophy. India won the group stage match by 44 runs.
India's run scorer Kohli
India's star batsman Virat Kohli is the batsman who scored the most runs for India in the ongoing Champions Trophy. He has scored 217 runs in four matches. He also scored a century against Pakistan.
In bowling, fast bowler Mohammad Shami is at the top. He has taken 8 wickets in four matches.
Henry is the top wicket taker
New Zealand's batsman Rachin Ravindra scored the most runs in this tournament. He has scored 226 runs in 3 matches. He scored a century against South Africa in the semi-final and against Bangladesh in the group stage. New Zealand's Matt Henry has taken the most wickets in bowling for his team and throughout the tournament. He has taken 10 wickets in four matches so far.
