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Champions Trophy 2025 results: New Zealand cruise past Pakistan with Tom Latham and Will Young tons

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Tom Latham and Will Young score centuries for New Zealand in Champions Trophy opener.

Black Caps win by 60 runs in Karachi in opening game of Champions Trophy .

Pakistan bowled out for 260 in the 48th over as they chase 320 -5.

Pakistan 's hopes of reaching the semi-finals of the tournament hang by a thread.

Two -time winners India begin their campaign against Bangladesh on Thursday . The Group A match will take place in Dubai after India told the International Cricket Council that they would not travel to Pakistan for the tournament amid ongoing political tensions between the two countries. Group B gets under way with South Africa taking on Afghanistan on Friday before England and Australia renew rivalries on Saturday ..