Subhechcha Ganguly 
India has won! As Ravindra Jadeja and KL Rahul revel in the splendour of an incredible triumph, the stadium bursts into cheers. Jadeja raises his arm in celebration after hitting a four to give India the victory. As the Indian players rush onto the pitch to honour their heroes, fireworks light up the sky.
With four wickets remaining and India needing 11 to win after Hardik Pandya was out caught and bowled for 18, Ravindra Jadeja has joined KL Rahul. As India moves into the last five overs of the game, KL Rahul and Hardik Pandya have the chance to become heroes.
Folks, this match is far from over. Axar Patel holing out for 29 has given New Zealand, who are still picking up wickets, another victory. He gets criticised on air by Sunil Gavaskar, who is not impressed. As this classic moves into the final ten overs, India loses their fifth wicket. KL Rahul and Hardik Pandya, the new guy, are the centre of attention.
Amazing moment! Shreyas Iyer hit Glenn Phillips for a six, but Kyle Jamieson fumbled the ball in what would have been the final’s pivotal moment. In the meantime, Shreyas and Axar Patel use their fifty-run partnership to ease some tensions, leading to a much-needed stand for India. India is off to a fast start thanks to Rohit Sharma’s explosive half-century off of 41 balls. However, when Gill, his partner, was dropped at mid-wicket, he was granted a lifeline. Not too long ago, the captain hit a third six to raise India’s 2025 Champions Trophy quickest fifty. Rohit is acting in a Rohit manner. With boundaries and sixes to start the Indian innings, the Men in Blue are off to a great start in their pursuit of 252.
