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Former New Zealand Cricket player Tim Southee has caused discussions with its bold prediction for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025It will begin on February 19 in Pakistan.
Tim Southee’s bold prediction
In a recent video shared by the International Cricket Council (ICC)Southee supported Kane Williamson and Travis Head as the probable runners in the prestigious tournament.
Southee highlighted Williamson’s adaptability in all conditions, calling him a player with a “Phenomenal record of one day.” The New Zealand captain, known for his quiet and compound batting, has accumulated 6,810 races in 165 Odi, averaging 48.64, with 13 centuries and 45 years fifty. His previous performances in the Champions Trophy tournaments further reinforce his case, since he has scored 345 races in just six entries to an average of 69.00, including a century and three fifty.
“I think the Wickts would be quite good in Pakistan. Kane Williamson would be there. Just think about your ability to adapt to different conditions. We have seen your experience in different conditions, its success in different conditions, and is a type that has a phenomenal record of a day. “ Southee said.
The old Pive of the Caps Black also called Travis Head as a strong contender for the highest race score title, praising his aggressive approach. Head, who played a crucial role in the victory of the Odi World Cup in Australia in 2023, has scored 2,645 races in 69 hate, averaging 44.08, with an attack rate of more than 104. Its six centuries demonstrate its capacity for Dominate opposition attacks.
“Maybe Travis Head too, I think he is a dangerous player. It has been highlighted in the latest edition of the ODI World Cup. I think you will like Wickts in Pakistan. Historically, Australia has been strong in world events, and I am sure they will be there near the end this time too “, Southee was added.
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There is no place for Babar Azam and Rohit Sharma in the choice of Southee batters
Southee exclusion from Babar Azam and Rohit Sharma From his best options, he emerged as a surprise, given his status as two of the best Odi batters in the world. Currently, Babar occupies the number 1 ranking in the CPI male batting ranking with 795 qualification points, while Rohit closely follows 765 points. It is expected that both players play key roles for their respective teams, which makes Southee’s omission an interesting conversation issue.
In addition, Rohit and Babar have been the main scorers for India and Pakistan, respectively, in the recent CPI events, mainly the ODI and T20I world glasses.
The next Champions Trophy promises to be an electrifying tournament, with New Zealand initiating its campaign against the hosts Pakistan on February 19, while Australia faces the archirrivalles England on February 22. As Cricket World is prepared for action, all eyes will be on Williamson and go to see if they can justify Southee’s trust and emerge as the best scorers in the tournament.
