India vs Pakistan: Greatest rivalry results in ICC Champions Trophy history

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Pakistan won the toss and invited India to bat first, but despite Rahul Dravid’s 67, the men in blue were all out for 200, giving Pakistan a modest target to chase.

They first scored 338 runs while batting first before their bowlers wreaked havoc on the Indian batting line-up, bundling them out for just 158 to win the match by 180 runs and become champions for the first time ever.

Batting first, Pakistan were all out for 169, before rain revised the target for India to 102 in 22 overs, which they easily chased down with the help of Shikhar Dhawan’s 48-run innings.