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New Zealand Comprehensive Rachin Ravindra He gave a prediction for the most expected ICC Champions Trophy 2025It is set to take place in Pakistan and Dubai from February 19 to March 9.
The championship trophy is back after eight years
The Championship trophy marks his comeback after an eight-year hiatus. The tournament will consist of 15 matches across Karachi, Lahore, Rawalpindi and Dubai. The format has eight teams divided into two groups and each match has high probability similar to knockout games. Group A includes Pakistan, IndiaNew Zealand and BangladeshWhile the characteristics of group B Afghanistan, South Africa, England And Australia. In a knock-out format, every game has a lot of importance which adds to the excitement of the tournament.
Racine Ravindra named the two finalists
In an exclusive interview with the ICC, Racine backed New Zealand and Australia. Expressing his confidence in the competitive strength of both teams, Racine highlighted Australia’s dominance across formats and New Zealand’s excellence on the international stage. When you avoid naming hosts Pakistan Or world number one India He said he was hoping for an exciting Trans-Tasman Derby as the finalists. Racine, who has been a key contributor to more than 500 runs in the 2023 ODI World Cup, is optimistic of a chance to lift the coveted title in New Zealand.
“It’s always very difficult to predict (final winners) because you always want to say New Zealand because you’re involved. So hopefully we’re there. I mean we’ll take it game by game, and other teams, it’s really hard to count people like Australia. I think they are a very good team, and they have shown how strong they are in all formats. So are the current ODI World Cup holders. So hopefully it will be a trans-Tasman derby. Racine said.
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New Zealand program and exams
New Zealand begin their campaign with an opening match against Pakistan in Karachi on February 19, followed by a clash against Bangladesh in Rawalpindi on February 24. They finished their group match against India on March 2 in Dubai. Racine emphasized the special nature of the Champions Trophy, where every game feels like a punch, and expressed his excitement at competing in such a highly competitive tournament. Known for their adaptability and resilience, the Blackcaps will be aiming for a place in the finals and face Australia in what promises to be an exciting conclusion.
