Summary

  • Champions Trophy final, Dubai

  • India chase 252 to win by four wickets and seal record third title

  • Rohit hits superb 76 to put India in charge of chase

  • Phillips takes screamer to remove Gill

  • NZ 251-7 (50 overs): Mitchell 63 (101), Bracewell 53* (40); Kuldeep 2-40

  • Ind 254-6 (49 overs): Rohit 76 (83); Bracewell 2-28, Santner 2-46

Live Reporting

by Ffion Wynne, Sam Drury, Esha Nayar & Huzaifah Khan

  1. 100 runs

    Ind 100-0

    Target 252

    Tidy over from Mitchell Santner but a single from the last ball brings a big cheer from the India supporters.

    The 100 is up and their side are well on their way to lifting the Champions Trophy.

  2. Simon Doull
    Former New Zealand seamer on BBC Sounds

    I think the only way that New Zealand will take wickets is from India's mistakes.

  3. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport journalist in Dubai

    The DJ is turning this into an Indian celebration party already.

  4. Ind 96-0

    Target 252

    Rachin Ravindra keeps India to four singles from the over but it's wickets - and plenty of them - that New Zealand need.

    Already we're at the stage where it seems safe to say Mitchell Santner's side need to bowl India out to win this game. It's hard to see them defending this total otherwise.

  5. Ind 93-0

    Target 252

    The India fans in the crowd - who I'd estimate make up 99% of those in attendance - are chanting Rohit Sharma's name as he pounces on a drag down from Mitchell Santner.

    Pulled into the gap at cow corner for four.

    The worry for New Zealand is that India have decided they're happy to attack the spinners as well as the seamers now. No respite for the Black Caps.

  6. 6 runs

    Ind 86-0

    Target 252

    Gill sends Ravindra delivery 'sailing over' long on for six

    Shubman Gill has played second fiddle throughout this innings but he decides he wants to join in the fun.

    He springs out of his crease and dances down to Rachin Ravindra before hitting the ball flat over long on for six.

    One smooth swing of the bat and the ball sails over the ropes.

  7. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC Chief Cricket Commentator

    Rohit Sharma has been in his own league today.

  8. Vikram Chandrasekaran
    CricViz analyst

    Most sixes in overs 1-10 - ODIs since 2022:

    1. Rohit Sharma - 68
    2. Muhammad Waseem - 36
    3. Travis Head - 28
    4. David Warner - 26
    5. Quinton de Kock, Rahmanullah Gurbaz & Shubman Gill - 19

  9. Ind 75-0

    First real signs of aggression from the India openers against Mitchell Santner as Shubman Gill heaves a slightly short ball over mid-wicket.

    The fielders in the deep prevent the boundary, just five from the over but that's enough for India.

  10. Aaron Finch
    Former Australia captain on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    We know that New Zealand struggled to rotate the strike, particularly in those middle overs.

    India's top order are great at rotating strike, especially when the ball is moving.

  11. Ind 71-0

    All depends on the conditions, Steve. I can't see 45 overs of spin being the way to go on a green seamer. Although, admittedly, you don't see many of those in white-ball cricket.

    Anyway, India do manage to get a boundary off New Zealand's spinners for the first time today. It's an outside edge from Rohit Sharma that races away through the vacant slip region.

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    Genuinely, why does anyone bowl any pace in the shorter forms? It's so clear spin is much more likely to get a wicket, and much harder to hit. We're entering the age of 45+ overs of spin.

    Steve, Stoke

  13. New Zealand ahead on the worm - but this is about the time India hit back with two quick wickets and the run-rate slowed to a crawl for a spell.

    Worm graph shows India are almost level with New Zealand after 11 overs of inningsCricViz

  14. Ind 65-0

    What a ripper!

    Mitchell Santner ends the over with a jaffa to Shubman Gill. Drifting in from round the wicket to pitch on middle before turning away sharply to beat the outside edge.

    Positive signs for New Zealand at last.

  15. Aaron Finch
    Former Australia captain on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Rohit Sharma plays at his own pace. That can also be frustrating for the opposition trying to face him.

    He doesn't celebrate much because he knows that there are more runs out there for him.

  16. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC Chief Cricket Commentator

    Rohit Sharma doesn't seem fazed at all. He's as calm as can be.

    This is just the start for him, he's certainly leading them home.

  17. 50 runs

    50 for Rohit Sharma

    Ind 65-0

    The best shots from Rohit Sharma's 50 off 41 balls

    Rohit Sharma eases the ball out to deep cover for a single to reach his half-century from 41 balls.

    A wonderful knock from the India skipper to give his side a brilliant platform to build in this chase.

  18. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC Chief Cricket Commentator

    That was well bowled by Rachin Ravindra. It's not always easy coming in to bowl against someone who is as set as Rohit Sharma is.

  19. Ind 64-0

    Target 252

    More spin to end the powerplay as Rachin Ravindra comes on to bowl his left-arm spin.

    Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill are content to deal in singles, four of them coming from the over, although it takes a good diving stop from sub fielder Mark Chapman to deny the latter a boundary through the covers.

  20. Aaron Finch
    Former Australia captain on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Mitchell Santner has got such a great ability to change the pace without changing his action too much.