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22 Feb
South Africa kicked off their ICC Champions Trophy 2025 campaign with a commanding 107-run victory over Afghanistan in Karachi. Ryan Rickelton's first ODI century and Kagiso Rabada's impressive bowling paved the way to success. Afghanistan's debut in the tournament saw Rahmat Shah as a standout performer despite their struggle against the Proteas' seasoned attack.
30 Jul
As the third and final T20I between India and Sri Lanka kicks off at Pallekele International Cricket Stadium, Suryakumar Yadav's Indian team aims to sweep the series. Having secured victory in the first two matches, India looks to assert dominance, while Sri Lanka, under Charith Asalanka, fights to avoid a whitewash.
15 Jun
In a T20 World Cup Group C match, New Zealand secured a dominant nine-wicket win over Uganda in Trinidad. Despite their early exit from the tournament, New Zealand showcased a stellar performance, restricting Uganda to just 40 runs and chasing the target in a mere 5.2 overs. Tim Southee and Trent Boult were the standout bowlers, while Devon Conway’s unbeaten 22 led the way for the batsmen.