India did themselves a huge favour by beating arch nemesis Pakistan in a crunch ICC Champions Trophy clash. Phenomenally, they have qualified for the semifinal of the tournament alongside New Zealand, who beat Bangladesh to simplify the standings. Chennai Super Kings (CSK) batter Rachin Ravindra hammered a killing blow not just to Bangladesh but also to Pakistan as his century knocked out both of them. Meanwhile, there is a massive terror threat at the ICC Champions Trophy as well. Also, what did Ravichandran Ashwin have to say about Virat Kohli’s phenomenal century in Dubai? Catch all this and more as we skim through the top cricketing stories from February 24, Monday.
India qualify for Champions Trophy semis!
qualified for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 semi-finals, marking their fifth appearance in the tournament’s last four. New Zealand’s win over Bangladesh sealed the deal, knocking Pakistan out of the competition. India will play their semi-final in Dubai on March 4, regardless of their final group standing. They’re likely to face either Australia or South Africa in the semi-finals. India beat Bangladesh to kickstart their campaign before hammering Pakistan on Sunday.
CSK’s Rachin eliminates Pakistan!
Pakistan have been knocked out of the ICC Champions Trophy in just six days. The Pakistan Cricket Board had worked tirelessly to host the tournament, and the team’s early exit is a massive disappointment. Losing to New Zealand and India was a tough pill to swallow, and when New Zealand beat Bangladesh, Pakistan’s hopes of a semifinal spot were dashed. Now, India and New Zealand move on to the semifinals, undefeated and ready for the next challenge. CSK’s Rachin Ravindra hammered a century in the Bangladesh clash! Had Ravindra not been there, thing’s would’ve been rosy for Bangladesh and Pakistan.
Terror attack at Champions Trophy?
terror plot has surfaced, threatening the safety of foreigners attending the ICC Champions Trophy in Pakistan. The Islamic State Khorasan Province allegedly plans to kidnap and ransom Chinese and Arab nationals, scaring serious security concerns. Pakistani authorities have responded by deploying elite snipers and tightening security measures. As many as 11 of the total 15 Champions Trophy matches are scheduled in Pakistan!
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it’s not among Kohli’s top five ODI innings. He praised Kohli’s mastery of the 50-over format, but feels he’s delivered even more impressive performances in his career. Ashwin’s comments just go on to show the incredibly high standards Kohli has set for himself. With 51 ODI centuries, Kohli continues to awe fans and critics alike with his incredible batting prowess. Ashwin even claimed that the knock would be the second coming for King Kohli.
Shubman Gill to replace Kohli, Rohit?
Sanjay Bangar is convinced Gill is the real deal, praising his solid technique, confidence, and incredible timing. With Gill already vice-captain, the future of Indian cricket looks bright!
Virat Kohli shuts up Gambhir?
Gambhir had questioned Kohli’s “future plans” during the Border Gavaskar Trophy in Australia last year, sparking concerns about his place in the team. However, Kohli’s match-winning performance has reaffirmed his stature, and he’s likely to continue playing a crucial role in Indian cricket.
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