Bangladesh vs New Zealand, Champions Trophy 2025: Ravindra hits ton as NZ knock PAK, BAN out of semis - Action in Images

New Zealand's victory with nearly four overs to spare also advanced India to the semifinals and eliminated champion Pakistan and Bangladesh from contention.

Published on: Feb 24, 2025 11:58 PM IST

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New Zealand sealed a semifinal spot in the Champions Trophy after cruising past Bangladesh by five wickets. With the win, New Zealand have knocked out Pakistan and Bangladesh out of the semi-final race. (AFP)

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New Zealand's Rachin Ravindra scored his 4th ODI century on his Champions Trophy debut. The left-handed batter set the platform for New Zealand for a successful 237-run chase. (BLACKCAPS X)

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Tom Latham and Rachin Ravindra shared a match-winning 129-run stand as New Zealand didn't find much difficulty in chasing down moderate target despite losing the early two wickets.  (BLACKCAPS X)

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Tom Latham scored 56 runs off 77 balls and played second fiddle to Ravindra during their crucial stand. (AP Image)

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Bangladesh's Taskin Ahmed, center, and teammates celebrate after taking the wicket of New Zealand's Will Young during the ICC Champions Trophy match. (AP)

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Earlier, New Zealand's Michael Bracewell spun his web and claimed four wickets to dismantle Bangladesh's batting line-up as they were restricted to 236/9. (REUTERS)

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Captain Najmul Hossain Shanto led his team from the front with a 77-run knock as he held one end to take Bangladesh over 200. (REUTERS)

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Jaker Ali (45) counterattacked against the pace, but New Zealand allowed them only 64 runs in the last 10 overs.  (REUTERS)