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Ravindra's runs power Black Caps into final
The Guardian
|March 06, 2025
New Zealand will take on India in the final of the Champions Trophy after centuries from Rachin Ravindra and Kane Williamson enabled them to outmuscle South Africa in their Lahore semi-final.
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The Black Caps piled on the pressure with a tournament-record score of 362 for six, Ravindra with 108 and Williamson adding 102, and their bowlers finished the job in clinical fashion to seal a 50-run win.
Their captain, Mitchell Santner, took a crucial three for 43 with the ball and his side will now depart for Dubai - which is hosting the tournament's showpiece game due to India's ongoing political tensions with Pakistan. Awaiting them on Sunday is a rerun of the 2000 final, which they won by four wickets.
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