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India secured their third Champions Trophy title with an unbeaten run, led by Rohit Sharma’s composed 76 and a stellar performance from the Indian spinners against New Zealand.

Rohit, Rahul, and spinners power India to third Champions Trophy triumph

India secured their third Champions Trophy title with an unbeaten run, led by Rohit Sharma&rsquo;s composed 76 and a stellar performance from the Indian spinners against New Zealand.

India secured an unprecedented third Champions Trophy triumph with an unblemished record, thanks to Rohit Sharma&rsquo;s combination of freedom and steely resolve.
The Indian spinners, led by Kuldeep Yadav, dictated the terms of the match, and India won the trophy without losing a match, reflecting their dominance in the tournament they won back in 2002 and 2013.&nbsp;
No other team has won the event thrice.
Rohit Sharma&rsquo;s performance was not a one-man show, as the spinners set it up nicely by restricting the Kiwis to a gettable 251 for seven. Later Shreyas Iyer (48) and KL Rahul (34 not out) soaked in pressure, ensuring that the team stays unbeaten. Rohit&rsquo;s ebullient 83-ball 76 had already given them the cushion to overhaul the target in 49 overs.
KL Rahul with his 34 not out led the side past the finish line after India lost well-settled batters. Pacer Nathan Smith, who replaced injured Matt Henry in the line-up, felt the heat as Rohit hammered him for two sixes and as many fours in the beginning of the chase.
Shubman Gill (31), who helped Rohit raise 105 runs for the opening wicket, was more subdued and the lone spark in his innings was a maximum off spinner Rachin Ravindra. A stunning catch by Glenn Phillips off left-arm spinner Mitchell Santner ended his stay, and opened a creek for the Kiwis.&nbsp;
Virat Kohli came to the middle accompanied by loud cheers but his stay lasted just two balls, as an effort to turn Michael Bracewell off his pads saw the master batter getting trapped plumb in front.
Rohit had decided to knuckle down after racing to 49 in the Power Play. In the next 16 overs, he added only 27 runs more to his score, as he tried to play a rather forgotten role of innings building.
His belief in his own defense also seemed to have come back as he smothered Santner and Bracewell quite effectively.
India&rsquo;s spinners can rightfully claim a good chunk of credit for this victory. Kuldeep (2/40) and Varun Chakravarthy (2/45) were excellent alongside Axar and Ravindra Jadeja as the quartet conceded only 144 runs in the 38 overs bowled between them.
However, the start made by New Zealand did not justify the total that they eventually managed. They raced to 69 for 1 in 10 overs despite losing Will Young to Chakravarthy, who came in the sixth over.
The four-pronged Indian spin attack assumed control of the proceedings from that point, and New Zealand could not find a boundary for the next 81 balls.
Kuldeep and Varun found an appreciable turn off the deck, while Axar and Jadeja relied more on quickness to cramp Kiwis batters for space.
Chakravarthy mixed his endless ensemble of tricks and accounted for Phillips to end a promising 57-run alliance for the fifth wicket. Mitchell, who cleverly manipulated the field for singles and twos, brought up his fifty in 91 balls.
Towards the end, Bracewell&rsquo;s enterprise meant that Kiwis would get 50 runs in the last five overs, but the effort was way too less on the night that firmly belonged to India.&nbsp;

Salman Khan was initially approached by Aamir to star in the movie, but he is said to have backed out of the endeavor due to other obligations.

 'Champions': Did Aamir Khan approach Ranbir Kapoor after Salman Khan backed out? Here's what we know

Salman Khan was initially approached by Aamir Khan to star in the movie, but he is said to have backed out of the project due to other work commitments.

Salman Khan was initially approached by Aamir Khan to star in the movie, but he is said to have backed out of the project due to other work commitments.

Aamir Khan, who has taken a break from acting after the failure of 'Laal Singh Chadha, is now reportedly producing the remake of the 2019 Spanish film 'Campeones'. The actor had initially approached Salman Khan to headline the film, but he has reportedly backed out of the project due to other work commitments.
According to a Bollywood Hungama report, Aamir has now decided to rope in Ranbir Kapoor for the role.
Sources close to the entertainment portal said, &lsquo;Salman Khan was pretty keen on doing the Campeones remake. However, there were certain date issues which arose, due to which the actor had to back out of the venture.&rsquo;
The source shared, &lsquo;Ranbir is doing some interesting films. He is consciously choosing varied scripts and genres, building an impressive repertoire. Given his acting prowess and the fact that he has never really done a sports drama, it will be interesting to see Ranbir in a new avatar. Ranbir has heard the narration and has expressed interest. If everything works out, he will be seen in the lead with Champions.&rsquo;
&lsquo;Campeones&rsquo;, directed by Javier Fresser, was released in 2018. The comedy-drama film highlighted the story of a basketball coach who works with a team of mentally disabled players as part of his community service.
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UCL: second-string Shakhtar Donetsk humiliate Real Madrid

The Ukrainian&nbsp;club was rocked by Covid-19 and had to call up youth-team players as they were without the services of 13 first-team players

AAfter a shock home defeat against newly-promoted Cadiz&nbsp;in La Liga, Real Madrid had a forgettable start to their Champions League campaign as the&nbsp;13-time Champions were humiliated in their own backyard by a&nbsp;second-string Shakhtar Donetsk, who beat them 3-2. The Ukrainian&nbsp;club was rocked by Covid-19 and had to call up youth-team players and were without the services of 13 first-team players. But that didn't affect&nbsp;Shakhtar&nbsp;as they stunned the hosts with a 3-0 lead within&nbsp;the first-half. But a goal each by&nbsp;Luka Modric and Vinicius Junior saw&nbsp;Real pull 2 back just after half-time but their fightback was short-lived as he scoreline didn't change thereafter. The loss meant that Real have now lost 3 consecutive Champions League games for the first time in 24 years.&nbsp;

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