ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Semi-Final Lineup, Head-to-Head Stats, and Match Analysis

Get all the latest updates on the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 semi-finals, including team lineups, head-to-head stats, match schedules, and in-depth analysis of India vs. New Zealand and Australia vs. South Africa.

Salamah Advt

Abu Dhabi: The ICC Champions Trophy 2025 has reached an exhilarating stage, with four of the world’s strongest teams—India, New Zealand, Australia, and South Africa—competing for a spot in the grand finale.

As cricket fans eagerly anticipate these high-stakes encounters, the semi-final matchups promise to be intense and closely contested.

ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Semi-Final Teams and Qualification

The four teams that have secured a place in the semi-finals are:

Semi-Final Fixtures: Match Dates, Time, and Venues

Here are the details of the upcoming semi-final matches:

Semi-Final 1: India vs New Zealand

Semi-Final 2: Australia vs South Africa

With these lineups set, let’s delve into the head-to-head records, past performances, and key players to watch out for in these thrilling semi-final encounters.


India vs New Zealand: Head-to-Head Record & Key Stats

Overall ODI Record:

India and New Zealand have played 118 ODIs against each other since 1975. India leads with 60 wins, while New Zealand has won 50 matches. There has been one tied game and seven no-results.

Recent Form & Champions Trophy History:

Key Players to Watch:


Australia vs South Africa: Head-to-Head Record & Key Stats

Overall ODI Record:

Australia and South Africa have played 110 ODIs, with South Africa leading with 55 wins compared to Australia’s 51 victories. There have been three tied matches and one no-result.

Recent Form & Champions Trophy History:

Key Players to Watch:


Semi-Final Scenarios & Predictions

The results of these matches will determine the finalists for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.

Scenario 1: If India Wins Against New Zealand

Scenario 2: If India Loses to New Zealand

Scenario 3: If Australia Wins Against South Africa

Scenario 4: If South Africa Wins Against Australia

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