The second match of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 is underway between the Indian cricket team and Bangladesh in Dubai. After winning the toss, Bangladesh batted first, but their entire team collapsed for 228 runs in 49.4 overs. However, Jacker Ali and Tauheed Hridaya had a significant impact, taking Bangladesh to this score with a record 154-run partnership for the sixth wicket. Tauheed Hridaya scored a brilliant century, while Jacker Ali scored 68 runs.
Mohammed Shami was the star of the show for India, doing wonders with the ball. He achieved a record by taking 5 wickets for 53 runs in 10 overs, becoming the bowler to complete 200 wickets from the least balls in ODIs. Shami broke Mitchell Starc’s record, who took 200 wickets from 5240 balls, while Shami reached 200 wickets in just 5126 balls. This was Shami’s 5th five-wicket haul in the ICC ODI tournament.
Bowlers with the highest 5-wicket hauls in ICC ODI tournaments
- 5 – Mohammed Shami (19 innings)
- 3 – Mitchell Starc (32 innings)
- 3 – Shahid Afridi (36 innings)
- 3 – Glenn McGrag (51 innings)
Shami’s performance was even more impressive considering it was his first match in the Champions Trophy. He became the second Indian bowler to take 5 wickets in the tournament, after Ravindra Jadeja, who achieved this feat against the West Indies in 2013.
Best bowling performances by Indians in the Champions Trophy
- 5/36 – Ravindra Jadeja vs West Indies, The Oval (2013)
- 5/53 – Mohammed Shami vs Bangladesh, Dubai (2025)
Shami also broke Zaheer Khan’s long-standing record, becoming the most wicket-taking Indian bowler in the ICC ODI tournament. Shami now has 60 wickets, surpassing Zaheer Khan’s 59 wickets.
Indian bowlers with the most wickets in ICC ODI tournaments
- 60 – Mohammed Shami (19 innings)
- 59 – Zaheer Khan (32 innings)
- 47 – Jawagal Srinath (36 innings)
- 43 – Ravindra Jadeja (32 innings)
Shami’s debut in the Champions Trophy was nothing short of spectacular, becoming the second bowler in the world and the first Indian bowler to take 5 wickets in his first match of the tournament. Josh Hazlewood was the only other bowler to achieve this feat, taking 6 wickets in the Champions Trophy.