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Champions Trophy final: Where the match might turn | Cricket News

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Champions Trophy final: Where the match might turn

TOI looks at the possible matchups that could determine the outcome of this high-stakes game…
Rachin Ravindra vs India’s spin quartet
Rachin Ravindra has been a revelation for New Zealand. His century in the semifinal against South Africa underscored his ability to anchor an innings as well as accelerate when needed.
Ravindra’s approach to counter India’s spinning quartet could significantly influence New Zealand’s batting performance.

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Varun Chakravarthy vs Kane Williamson
‘Mystery spinner’ Varun Chakravarthy has emerged as the biggest match-winner for India in the tournament. Introduced late in the playing XI, Varun made an immediate impact with a five-wicket haul against New Zealand, baffling the batters with his variations.
Only one Kiwi batter countered Varun’s variations effectively and that was Kane Williamson, who scored 81 in that match. Williamson’s excellent technique against spin makes this duel a focal point of the match.

Shubman Gill on future of Rohit Sharma, approach, Champions Trophy final

Mitchell Santner vs Shreyas Iyer
New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner’s left-arm spin has been really effective in the tournament, particularly in the middle overs. His three-wicket haul against South Africa in the semifinal stands out.
For India, Shreyas Iyer has been consistency personified. Iyer is notably proficient against left-arm spinners, averaging 97.50 in ODIs. Across six innings, Santner has bowled 93 deliveries to Iyer without dismissing him and conceding 78 runs.

Mitchell Santner on Champions Trophy final: ‘India understand conditions’

Mohammed Shami vs the Kiwi openers
Mohammed Shami has played an instrumental role in India’s bowling attack, delivering crucial breakthroughs with the new ball throughout the tournament. Shami has dismissed New Zealand opener Rachin Ravindra twice in ODIs across three innings.
Shami is particularly effective against left-handed batters. He averages 27.98 from 101 innings with 62 dismissals to his name against the lefties. His new ball spell will be a crucial factor in how the match unfolds.





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