IND vs NZ: Dubai Weather Forecast for the India vs New Zealand, Final | Champions Trophy 2025

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India and New Zealand It is appointed to lock the centuries again in the final Champions Cup 2025 At Dubai International Stadium. Both sides faced each other once in the championship during its final clash of the group stage, as the Indian triumphed over the black hats to score the victory by 44 runs.

India’s trip in the Champions Cup 2025

India started its campaign in the Champions Cup this time Bangladesh They defeated them convincingly by 4 share. Then they won Pakistan And New Zealand to maintain a perfect record in the group stage. The Indian team faced the Australian challenge during the semi -finals of the tournament. However, great ways from Firat Kohli I guaranteed the victory for the team and a place in the championship final.

New Zealand Champions Cup 2025

Black hats began in a similar way with India’s victories over Bangladesh and Pakistan. However, the team was shortened to achieve the goal due to a confirmed talism Varun Chakravarthy At the last group stage of the clash against India.

The most persuasive victory in the tournament was the way they scored a great victory South Africa In the semi -finals of the tournament. Rushin Ravenra and Kane Williamson Note pods were made to put the total of the mammoth in front of the brutase, which they failed to achieve.

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Weather forecast in Dubai for Ind VS NZ Final

Dubai weather forecast for the final day, on Sunday, March 9, 2025, indicates cloudy weather without any major weather disorders.

Temperature: A height of 30 ° C during the day and the low is 24 ° C during the night.
moisture43 %, is expected to be a sweat -free game for the public at Dubai International Stadium
Wind speed: 24 km/h, the wind will support Paces during the initial hours of the game.
The chance of rain: It is generally expected to be a rain -free game with a chance for rain in just 10 %.
CloudyThe cloudy conditions indicate a prominent cloud cover in the sky

difference:

India: Rohit Sharma (C), Shopman Jill, Firat Kohli, Shreas Air, Raul, Rishab Pant, Hardic Pandia, Akar Patel, Washington Sondar, Coldep Yadaf, Harchit Rana, Mohamed Shami, Archdib Singh, Radodra Jaidja, Varun Carkarthai

New Zealand: Mitchell Santrner (C), Michael Brakwell, Mark Chapman, Devon Conway, Kyle Jameson, Matt Henry, Tom Latham, Daril Mitchell, Will Ourork, Glenn Phillips, Racon Ravindra, Jacob Duffy, Nathan Smith, Ken Williamson, Will Yong Young.