- India added the Champions Trophy to the T20 World Cup that they won in 2024
- They sealed the title with a four wickt victory over the Kiwis in Dubai
- Their success was diluted for a schedule that gave them a clear advantage.
India consolidated his status as the power of the Cricket's white ball by adding the Champions Trophy to the T20 World Cup that they won nine months ago, but their victory in Dubai came with an asterisk.
A four -wickt victory over New Zealand in Dubai, inspired by the powerful 76 of Captain Rohit Sharma, was his 23rd victory of 24 in the last three events of the ICC, with the lonely defeat, of Australia in Ahmedabad in November 2023, which cost them the final of the one -day World Cup. No one can argue that they are not building a legacy of all time.
Therefore, it was a shame that their success was diluted for a schedule that left them with a clear advantage.
Due to his refusal to play any of his games in Pakistan, they could make a home away from the home in Dubai, where slow and low launches adapted to their rotating attack of four world -class people perfectly.
While the other seven parts of the Champions Trophy had to select a team with two sets of conditions in mind, Pakistan and the EAU, India faced a simpler equation, and none of the exhausting of the opponents suffered.
Even his rapid bowling player Mohammed Shami, the arrangement had favored his team: 'It has definitely helped us because we know the conditions and behavior of the field. It is a positive point that you are playing all the games in one place.
India has consolidated her status as kings of white ball, even if she comes with an asterisk
India added the title of the Champions Trophy to the T20 World Cup that they won nine months ago
It was a shameful moment for India, who came the day after his coach Gautam Gambhir had ruled out critics as “perpetual cribs”, and told them to “grow.”
After Ravindra Jadaja displayed Will O'Rourke for the four winners with a new one, the dissent of the television comments team came from the Neozlariente Ian Smith, who said that India had adopted Dubai as a second home and has become accustomed to the conditions, and each team that has had a crack has failed.
But what they have done is absolutely complete, and for that reason they have to be applauded.
The supremacy of India was underlined when his spinnings squeezed in half of the New Zealand entries, with Varun Chakravarthy, Kuldeep Yadav, Axar Patel and Ravindra Jadja taking five by 144 of 38 overs, and granting only four four and six in a total of 251 for seven.
The Indian pursuit was briefly staggered after an opening position of 105 between Rohit and Shubman Gill, with Kohli virat falling only by one. But his batting alignment was too deep and his ability too great, to allow New Zealand to enter again.