ICC champions trophy 2025: The last match of the Group ‘A’ phase of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 was played on March 2 at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in Dubai and New Zealand. Where Team India managed to win by 44 runs. With this victory, Rohit & Company has concluded the league phase while staying on top in Group ‘A’. At the same time, the New Zealand team has entered the semi -finals while finishing second.
Now that all the matches of the group phase are over, everyone is curious to know which date will be clashed with which team of Team India in the semi -finals. If you have the same question, then we have brought its answer. The second team of the Indian team Group ‘B’ will be face to face in Dubai on March 4 with Australia.
At the same time, the second match of the semi -finals will be played on March 5 at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore between Group ‘A’ second team New Zealand and Group ‘B’ topper South Africa.
Both the teams winning in the semi -finals will be face to face on March 9. If Team India reaches the final, the final match will be played in Dubai. If Team India gets defeat in the semi -finals, then the final match will be held in Lahore.
Schedule of knock out
March 4 (Tuesday) – Semi -final 1 – India vs Australia – 2:30 pm – Dubai International Stadium – Dubai
March 5 (Wednesday) – Semi -final 2 – South Africa vs New Zealand – 2:30 pm – Gaddafi Stadium – Lahore
March 9 (Sunday) – Final – 2:30 pm – Gaddafi Stadium – Lahore (Gaddafi Stadium)/(Dubai) Dubai International Stadium
Group ‘A’ status after the league phase ends
India – 3 matches – 3 wins – 6 points (+0.715)
New Zealand – 3 Match – 2 Win – 1 defeat – 4 points (+0.267)
Bangladesh – 3 matches – 2 defeats – 1 canceled – 1 point (-0.443)
Pakistan – 3 matches – 2 defeats – 1 canceled – 1 point (-1.087)
Group ‘B’ position after league stage
South Africa – 3 matches – 2 wins – 1 canceled – 5 points (+2.395)
Australia – 3 matches – 1 win – 2 canceled – 4 points (+0.475)
Afghanistan – 3 matches – 1 win – 1 defeat – 1 canceled – 3 points (-0.990)
England – 3 matches – 3 defeats – 0 points (-1.159)
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