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New Zealand Wins ICC Opener by 60 Runs
New Zealand defeated Pakistan by 60 runs in the opening match of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 in Karachi, signaling their strong title aspirations. Will Young and Tom Latham led the charge with centuries, contributing significantly to New Zealand's total of 320-5. Despite early breakthroughs from Pakistan's bowlers Abrar Ahmed and Naseem Shah, Pakistan's batting lineup struggled, particularly after Fakhar Zaman's injury, and were bowled out for 260. This marked the first ICC event hosted by Pakistan in 29 years, yet New Zealand continued their dominance, having previously beaten Pakistan in a tri-series. The loss leaves Pakistan's chances of advancing in the short tournament in jeopardy. New Zealand's victory was also notable for being the first time they scored over 300 in an ICC Champions Trophy match with two centurions.




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