2025 Champions Trophy top run-getters and wicket-takers after Australia vs England match (Updated) ft. Ben Duckett and Josh Inglis

Australia took on England in Match 4 of the 2025 Champions Trophy, and the second encounter in Group B, at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on Saturday, February 22. Australia emerged victorious in a thrilling contest, chasing down a record total of 352 with five wickets and 15 balls remaining. This chase marked the highest run-chase ever in an ICC tournament.

After winning the toss, Australia elected to bowl, a decision that seemed to prove costly as England posted a formidable total. Ben Duckett registered his third ODI hundred, a brilliant 165 off 143 balls, including 17 boundaries and three sixes. Duckett’s partnership with Joe Root was instrumental, as they shared a 153-run stand. Root contributed a solid 68 off 78 balls.

Australia’s bowling attack, however, fought back with determination. Ben Dwarshuis led the charge with three wickets, while Glenn Maxwell (1/58), Adam Zampa (2/64), and Marnus Labuschagne (2/41) combined to take five wickets.

In response, Australia had a shaky beginning, losing both Travis Head and captain Steve Smith within the first five overs. However, Matthew Short and Marnus Labuschagne steadied the ship with a 95-run partnership, with Short scoring 63 off 66 balls and Labuschagne contributing 47 off 45. The match turned in Australia’s favor thanks to an outstanding 146-run partnership between Alex Carey and Josh Inglis.

Alex Carey added 69 runs to the scoreboard, while Inglis, in his maiden ODI century, delivered a match-winning knock of 120* from 86 balls, hitting eight boundaries and six sixes. Inglis was duly named Player of the Match for his exceptional innings. Maxwell finished the chase with an unbeaten 32 off 15 balls.

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2025 Champions Trophy Most Runs

Sr. No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100	50	0	4s	6s
1	BM Duckett (ENG)	1	1	-	165	165	165	143	115.38	1	-	-	17	3
2	JP Inglis (AUS)	1	1	1	120	120*	0	86	139.53	1	-	-	8	6
3	TWM Latham (NZ)	1	1	1	118	118*	0	104	113.46	1	-	-	10	3
4	WA Young (NZ)	1	1	-	107	107	107	113	94.69	1	-	-	12	1
5	RD Rickelton (SA)	1	1	-	103	103	103	106	97.16	1	-	-	7	1
6	Shubman Gill (IND)	1	1	1	101	101*	0	129	78.29	1	-	-	9	2
7	Towhid Hridoy (BAN)	1	1	-	100	100	100	118	84.74	1	-	-	6	2
8	Rahmat Shah (AFG)	1	1	-	90	90	90	92	97.82	-	1	-	9	1
9	AT Carey (AUS)	1	1	-	69	69	69	63	109.52	-	1	-	8	0
10	Khushdil Shah (PAK)	1	1	-	69	69	69	49	140.81	-	1	-	10	1

Ben Duckett's outstanding innings of 165, at a strike rate of 115.38, propelled him to the top of the 2025 Champions Trophy batting rankings. Closely behind in second place is Josh Inglis, who played a match-winning knock of 120* at a remarkable strike rate of 139.53. Tom Latham dropped to third position, despite his unbeaten 118 against Pakistan on the opening night.

Ryan Rickelton occupies the fifth spot with a total of 103 runs at a strike rate of 97.17, while India’s vice-captain, Shubman Gill, is sixth with 101 runs. Towhid Hridoy, who scored his maiden century against Rohit Sharma's boys, slipped to seventh place.

Australia wicketkeeper Alex Carey moved into the 2025 Champions Trophy top 10 with a quickfire 69 off 63 balls.

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2025 Champions Trophy Most Wickets

Sr. No	Player	Mat	Inns	Balls	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Ave	Econ	SR	4	5
1	Mohammad Shami (IND)	1	1	60	10	-	53	5	5/53	10.6	5.3	12	-	1
2	Harshit Rana (IND)	1	1	46	7.4	-	31	3	3/31	10.33	4.04	15.33	-	-
3	K Rabada (SA)	1	1	51	8.3	1	36	3	3/36	12	4.23	17	-	-
4	W O'Rourke (NZ)	1	1	54	9	-	47	3	3/47	15.66	5.22	18	-	-
5	BJ Dwarshuis (AUS)	1	1	60	10	-	66	3	3/66	22	6.6	20	-	-
6	MJ Santner (NZ)	1	1	60	10	-	66	3	3/66	22	6.6	20	-	-
7	MJ Henry (NZ)	1	1	44	7.2	1	25	2	2/25	12.5	3.4	22	-	-
8	PWA Mulder (SA)	1	1	54	9	-	36	2	2/36	18	4	27	-	-
9	Rishad Hossain (BAN)	1	1	60	10	-	38	2	2/38	19	3.8	30	-	-
10	M Labuschagne (AUS)	1	1	30	5	-	41	2	2/41	20.5	8.2	15	-	-

Mohammad Shami leads the wicket-taking chars following a standout performance of five for 53 at an economy rate of 5.3. Harshit Rana maintained his second spot with three wickets, alongside Kagiso Rabada, who also took three wickets at a lower economy of 4.23. New Zealand's William O'Rourke completes the top three at 5.22.

Ben Dwarshuis moved up to fifth after claiming three key wickets against England, at an economy rate of 6.6. The Kiwi bowlers have been prominent on the leaderboard, with Mitchell Santner and Matt Henry securing the sixth and seventh positions, respectively.

Marnus Labuschagne is a surprise feature in the top 10, chipping in with two wickets, including that of Ben Duckett, further highlighting his exceptional all-round performance.