Matt Henry took five wickets against India; One of the best bowlers of this generation
New Zealand’s Matt Henry delivered a remarkable bowling performance, claiming five wickets to restrict India to 249/9 in their final group-stage match of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. Henry’s dominance in the powerplay has been a recurring theme against India, with this outing further solidifying his reputation as a potent force with the new ball.
Henry’s impressive record against India in the powerplay now includes 10 wickets in 48 overs, boasting an average of 20.20 and a strike rate of 28.8. His five-wicket haul in this match, which included the crucial dismissals of Shubman Gill and ViratKohli, showcased his ability to dismantle top-order batting lineups.
Henry’s performance was pivotal in New Zealand’s strategy to put pressure on India early, setting the stage for a competitive match that will influence the semi-final lineup of the tournament. His consistency and skill make him one of the best bowlers of his generation, capable of impacting the outcome of matches with his exceptional bowling skills.