The Kiwis' monumental 362 for six surpassed their previous best of 347 for four, set against the USA in the 2004 edition
Rachin Ravindra, Kane Williamson (Pic: AFP)
New Zealand etched their name in Champions Trophy history, registering their highest-ever team total in the tournament during Wednesday's semifinal against South Africa in Lahore.
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The Kiwis' monumental 362 for six surpassed their previous best of 347 for four, set against the USA in the 2004 edition of the prestigious 50-over tournament.
The record-breaking innings was anchored by sensational centuries from Rachin Ravindra and Kane Williamson, who orchestrated a commanding 164-run stand for the second wicket, the highest-ever partnership for New Zealand in Champions Trophy history.
Despite losing both Williamson and Ravindra before the 40th over, Daryl Mitchell and Glenn Phillips provided a late flourish, ensuring the team soared past the 300-run milestone with a powerful finish.
With both New Zealand and South Africa vying for their second Champions Trophy title, the high-stakes semifinal winner will battle India in Dubai on Sunday for the coveted trophy.
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