- Kius, India won the first two matches of each.
- Defense champions lost to New Zealand, India.
- Pakistan to face Bangladesh in the last match on February 27.
Karachi: The Pakistani champion Cup campaign ended with the ICC with power after New Zealand surpassed Bangladesh in the team’s group match match, which will continue until March 9.
Meanwhile, New Zealand and India booked their places in the semi -finals after winning the first two Champions Cup matches.
The heroes and hosts of their defense began their defense against New Zealand, who overcame them twice in the recently erected Tri-Nation Odi series that also appeared in South Africa.
BlackCaps, born in The Curtain-Rainer, embraced a total of 320/5, with permission from the opening of Will Young and Wickketkeeper Tom Latham.
The Paulge unit in Pakistan struggled against the disciplined New Zealand multiplication unit, as Nesm Shah was a prominent performer in Winnin in 63 running in 10 years, while his teammate Baker Harris Rove was more expensive, as he was leaking from 83 running in the match. .
In response, the multiplication unit can mobilize on the host side 260 before they are collected in 47.2 amounts.
Khoshdale Shah, who returns to all the rounded, remained the top scorer with 49 balls 69, followed by Babar Azzam, who made 64 of delivery from 90.
Then he faced the holders of competitors on Sunday in Dubai, with the aim of survival in the championship.
But their multiplication unit failed to give birth to the high clash that must be won and recorded 241 separators before leaving the final.
The black medium -class mixture was the best scorer with 62 cautions of 76 births, with the help of five limits.
The left round Coldep Yadaf was the choice of archers for India, taking three share for only 40 races in nine games.
In response, India has comfortably chased the target of 242 orbit for losing four share and 45 balls to spare it, thanks to the programmed Virat Kohli.
With two defeats in many matches, Pakistan’s chances of qualifying for the semi -finals of the 2025 Champions Cup became dark and dependent on the results of the remaining matches in the first group.
But New Zealand’s victory over Bangladesh deprived them of any opportunity to advance in the championship of eight teams.
It is worth noting that despite his exit from the 2025 Champions race in the semi -finals, Pakistan will take over in its last group match on February 27 in Rawalpindi.