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NEW DELHI: India wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav turned the tide in India's favour with two crucial wickets after New Zealand got off to a strong start in the ICC Champions Trophy final at the Dubai International Stadium on Sunday.

NEW DELHI: New Zealand got off to a flying start in the ICC Champions Trophy final against India at the Dubai International Stadium on Sunday, with openers Rachin Ravindra and Will Young laying a strong foundation. However, India had two golden opportunities to halt the Kiwi juggernaut early, but costly…

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Rachin Ravindra, a prominent New Zealand cricketer, embodies a rich blend of New Zealand upbringing and Indian heritage. Born in Wellington on November 18, 1999, to parents of Indian origin, his journey from local New Zealand cricket to international acclaim is deeply intertwined with his ancestral roots in Bengaluru, India.

Evenings in Dubai have been nice and cool for most of the last three weeks with a bit of cloud cover, but the UAE city doesn't usually receive much rainfall, and the Sunday weather is expected to be the same during the Champions Trophy final between India and New Zealand.

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Just a few hours left for the finals of the ICC Champions trophy to begin and fans have already scheduled their Sunday. Today India will be playing against New Zealand for the ICC trophy. Ahead of the match, a video of Virat Kohli practicing for the game is going viral.

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India will take on New Zealand in the final of the ICC Champions Trophy in Dubai on Sunday, and the sold-out match is expected to be keenly fought between the tournament's two most consistent teams, where India are unbeaten in four matches and New Zealand have lost just once.