The Indian team achieved an incredible victory against New Zealand in its last group match in the Champions Trophy ongoing 2025. In the process, the men of blue maintained their undefeated streak in the tournament, obtaining three victories in so many games and also ended up as the toppers of the Group A.

A main architect of this star victory was Varun Chakravarthy, who managed to take a historical Fifer in his debut in Champions Trophy.

Playing in such a high stature tournament, Varun, who has just played only a lonely hate for India before this game admitted to being nervous. However, the 33 -year -old revealed that it was Captain Rohit Sharma’s advice, along with Virat Kohli and Hardik Pandya who helped him control his nerves and produce a magical performance to win the game.

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“I felt nervous in the initial stages. He did not play much for India in Odi, he was also nervous. As the game progressed, he felt better. Virat, Rohit, Shreyas, Hardik, everyone spoke to me and asked me to calm down. I found out last night about the game. I hoped to play for the country and looking forward, but I was nervous. It was not a rank change, but if it was launched in the right places, it helped. The way Kuldeep, Jaddu, Axar played, even the Pacers. It was a total team effort. “

With its 5/42 figures in 10 overs, Chakravarthy entered the record books for being the fastest Indian to take a Fifer in Odi (two games). The early thing was Stuart Binny, who chose 6/4 against Bangladesh in Mirpur in 2014 in his third odi.

It also has the second best figures for a bowling player in the debut of Champions Trophy and bowling figures for India in the ICC tournament.

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