IND vs NZ ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Final: India will face New Zealand during the summit clash of the ongoing mega-event in Dubai. India's star batter Virat Kohli has been in sublime form and is expected to play a huge role during the final.

The Rohit Sharma-led side has been unbeaten throughout the mega-event till now. Virat Kohli has scored 217 runs at a brilliant average of 72.33 and a staggering strike rate of 83.14.

Virat Kohli aims to break three huge records in the final.

At the same time, the star batter also has a chance to break huge records during the summit clash.

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1. Most ODI runs for India vs New Zealand

Considered as the God of cricket, Sachin Tendulkar is the country's most successful batter in the 50-over format against New Zealand as he had scored 1750 runs. At the same time, Virat Kohli too has scored 1656 runs in this format against the Black Caps.

And if he does score 95 runs during the summit clash, he can break Tendulkar's record and become the country's highest run-getter in ODIs against New Zealand.

2. Most ODI hundreds for India against New Zealand

Former opener Virender Sehwag has the record of scoring the most hundreds in the 50-over format against the Kiwis. He had smashed six centuries under his kitty and Kohli has already levelled this record.

But if he does score a hundred during the final, he will surpass Sehwag's record and will create the record for scoring the most centuries for the countries against the Kiwis.

3. Most runs and 50+ scores in ICC ODI knockouts for India

Sachin Tendulkar is currently sitting at the top of the list as the country's most successful batter as far as playing in ICC knockout matches is concerned. He has scored 657 runs under his kitty and Virat Kohli is just behind him, who has scored 530 runs.

If Kohli manages to score 128 runs during the summit clash, he will surpass Tendulkar and grab the top position. At the same time, Tendulkar had smashed six half-centuries as compared to Kohli's five in ICC knockout matches. If Kohli does score a half-century, he would level Tendulkar's record.