ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Most Run Scorers, Wicket Takers, Most Wins And Other Stats After Group Stage

After some action-packed battles in the group stage, the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 is now set to enter the knockout phase. Four teams, two from each group, will battle it out in the semi-finals.

India finished at the top of Group A, followed by New Zealand, while South Africa and Australia qualified from Group B. The first semi-final between India and Australia will be played at the Dubai International Stadium in the UAE on March 4. The second semi-final, featuring South Africa and New Zealand, will take place at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on March 5.

India have been the only team to remain unbeaten so far in this Champions Trophy 2025. They comfortably overcame Asian neighbours Bangladesh and Pakistan before defeating New Zealand in the last group stage match to secure first place in Group A. South Africa, on the other hand, registered two wins in Group B, with their match against Australia washed out due to rain.

England's Ben Duckett and Joe Root are the top two run-getters in the tournament after the group stage with 227 and 225 runs, respectively. Afghanistan's Ibrahim Zadran is third with 216 runs. He also holds the record for scoring the most runs in an innings. The opening batter scored 177 runs in 146 deliveries against England in Lahore.

Shreyas Iyer is India's leading run-getter in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 with 150 runs in three innings.

In the bowling department, New Zealand's Matt Henry is leading the highest wicket takers' chart with eight scalps in three innings. Varun Chakaravarthy and Matt Henry have recorded the best bowling figures in an innings (5/42) this tournament.

Here are the stats from the Champions Trophy 2025 after the group stage:

• Ben Duckett (England): 227 runs in 3 innings

• Joe Root (England): 225 runs in 3 innings

• Ibrahim Zadran (Afghanistan): 216 runs in 3 innings

• Tom Latham (New Zealand): 187 runs in 3 innings

• Shreyas Iyer (India): 150 runs in 3 innings

• Matt Henry (New Zealand): 8 wickets in 3 matches

• Azmatullah Omarzai (Afghanistan): 7 wickets in 3 matches

• William O'Rourke (New Zealand): 6 wickets in 3 matches

• Ben Dwarshuis (Australia): 6 wickets in 2 matches

• Jofra Archer (England): 6 wickets in 3 matches

• Ibrahim Zadran (Afghanistan): 177 vs England

• Ben Duckett (England): 165 vs Australia

• Josh Inglis (Australia): 120 vs England

• Joe Root (England): 120 vs Afghanistan

• Tom Latham (New Zealand): 118 vs Pakistan

• Varun Chakravarthy (India): 5/42 vs New Zealand

• Matt Henry (New Zealand): 5/42 vs India

• Mohammed Shami (India): 5/53 vs Bangladesh

• Azmatullah Omarzai (Afghanistan): 5/58 vs England

• Michael Bracewell (New Zealand): 4/26 vs Bangladesh