Glenn Phillips from New Zealand took a spectacular capture with one hand to say goodbye to Mohammad Rizwan of Pakistan during the 2025 ICC champions in Karachi on Wednesday. William Orourke was playing part of the persecution of 321 races of Pakistan. It was a short and wide ball of Orourke and Rizwan decided to aggressively go with the uppercut, just to find Phillips taking a great -grandson in the Point region with a flight effort.

As a result, Rizwan was fired for only three runs of 14 deliveries. Take a look at the video of the capture, which is already a contender for the capture of the tournament.

Pakistan had won the raffle and chose to film in the first game of the Champions 2025 trophy in Karachi. Will Young and Tom Latham scored centuries to feed the black tapas at 320/5. Phillips also played his part, scoring 61 of only 39 balls, hitting three four and four six. Pacers Nasem Shah and Haris Rauf collected two wickts each, while Spinner Ahmed also picked up a wicket. Saud Shakeel and Babar Azam opened for the hosts to hurt Run Chase.

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But, Pakistan had a slow beginning in his persecution after they published only 22 races for the loss of two WICKETS in the first power game. At the time of writing this report, Pakistan was 70/3 after 22 overs, and the hosts needed another 251 28 overs races.

Pakistan, the reigning champion of the Champions Trophy, organizes an ICC tournament for the first time since 1996, when the country was coanfrerion of the Odi World Cup along with India and Sri Lanka. However, this edition of the Champions Trophy is carried out in a hybrid model. India will play all his Champions Trophy games in Dubai after his refusal to travel to Pakistan due to security concerns. The Men In Blue will open the campaign with a group A against Bangladesh on Thursday. India will then block the horns against Pakistan on February 23 before facing New Zealand on March 2.

Group B is made up of Australia, England, South Africa and debutants of the Afghanistan tournament.

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