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From Virat Kohli mimicking Shreyas Iyer to Glenn Phillips' flying catch: 5 viral moments from IND vs NZ Champions Trophy match

Here are 5 viral moments from IND vs NZ Champions Trophy match

Apurawa Amit | Mar 03, 2025, 11:04 AM IST

1.Glenn Phillips flying catch

Glenn Phillips flying catch
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Glenn Phillips gave one of the most viral moments of the match with his ‘flying’ catch that led to the dismissal of Virat Kohli . The catch led to the former India captain return to the pavilion by making just 11 runs in 14 balls.

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2.Axar Patel's running catch

Axar Patel's running catch
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After New Zealand’s exceptional fielding display in the first innings, India’s all-rounder Axar Patel pulled off a remarkable running catch to dismiss opener Rachin Ravindra and secure the first wicket of the second innings during the 2025 Champions Trophy match in Dubai.

3.Virat Kohli mimicks Shreyas Iyer

Virat Kohli mimicks Shreyas Iyer
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Virat Kohli was spotted acting Shreyas Iyer's fielding blunder during ICC Champions Trophy 2025 clash against New Zealand. The incident happened when Iyer, fielding inside the 30-yard circle, lost sight of the ball while trying to collect it near his feet. He spun around in confusion, unable to locate the ball immediately. In the same over, Kohli approached Iyer and engaged in a humorous exchange. Kohli teased Iyer for his fielding mishap.

4.Virat Kohli touches Axar Patel's feet

Virat Kohli touches Axar Patel's feet
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Virat Kohli was seen touching Axar Patel‘s feet after the star all-rounder took Kane Williamson’s wicket during India’s 2025 Champions Trophy match. From Kiwis side Williamson emerged as top scorer with 81 runs from 120 balls.

5.Varun Chakravarthy's five wicket haul

Varun Chakravarthy's five wicket haul
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Varun Chakravarthy's 5 wicket haul led India emerged victorious in the group stage match against New Zealand. The 33-year-old took the wickets of Will Young, Glenn Phillips, Michael Bracewell, Mitchell Santner, and Matt Henry in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 match against New Zealand.

 

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