The ninth edition of the Champions Trophy is set to conclude with a thrilling final between India and New Zealand on Sunday, 9 March. The match will take place in Dubai, starting at 09:00 GMT. Cricket enthusiasts can look forward to live coverage across multiple platforms, including Sky Sports in the UK and comprehensive updates on the BBC Sport website and app.
India and New Zealand have emerged as the top contenders from Group A, and they will clash once again in the showpiece event. India secured their spot in the final by defeating Australia in the semifinals. The upcoming match promises to be an exciting encounter as both teams vie for the prestigious title.
The history of the Champions Trophy has seen a diverse group of winners. Past champions include South Africa, New Zealand, India and Sri Lanka (co-champions), West Indies, Australia (twice), India, and Pakistan. This year's tournament adds another chapter to this illustrious legacy.
For those unable to attend the match in person, there are numerous ways to stay connected to the action. The BBC Sport website and app will provide live text commentary, in-play updates, and post-match video highlights. Fans can also tune in for ball-by-ball commentary via BBC Sounds, BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra, and the BBC Sport website and app.
In addition to live television coverage on Sky Sports, the BBC Cricket Instagram and WhatsApp accounts will offer extensive coverage of the final. Viewers can also rest assured with a reserve day scheduled for Monday, 10 March, at 09:00 GMT, should adverse weather affect Sunday's game. A minimum of 25 overs per side is required to constitute a match in knockout games, with up to two hours of additional time available on both the original and reserve days.
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