New Zealand will begin their ICC Men's Champions Trophy 2025 campaign on Wednesday in Karachi against hosts Pakistan. The BlackCaps enter the tournament in good form after winning the Tri-Nation series involving Pakistan and South Africa.

New Zealand's Rachin Ravindra faced a tough start to the Champions Trophy, with his phone stolen in Pakistan after he suffered a nose injury during the tri-series. Despite the setbacks, he's ready

New Zealand all-rounder Rachin Ravindra is set to miss the ICC Champions Trophy opener against Pakistan after sustaining a forehead injury. Despite showing signs of recovery, Ravindra is undergoing concussion protocols.

In the tournament opener, Pakistan will face familiar foes, New Zealand, who have recently had an upper hand over the defending champions.

New Zealand fast bowler Lockie Ferguson was ruled out of the Champions Trophy with a foot injury on Tuesday in a major blow for the Black Caps on the eve of the tournament opener against hosts Pakistan.

New Zealand fast bowler Lockie Ferguson has been ruled out of the Champions Trophy due to a foot injury, a setback for the team ahead of their opener against Pakistan. Rachin Ravindra is also doubtful,

As Pakistan vs New Zealand Champions Trophy opening contest draws near, all eyes are on Rachin Ravindra's availability for the Black Caps.

The two teams who will be facing each other will be hosts and defending champions Pakistan and New Zealand. This will be the match that will start of proceeding

Pakistan will face New Zealand in the opening fixture of the Champions Trophy 2025. The ICC event, marking its return after eight years, is being hosted by Pakistan. Notably, Pakistan are also the defending champions.