It started with eight and it’s down to the final two.
After 14 matches, the last edition of the ICC Champions Trophy climaxes today with the final between hosts England and reigning World Cup champions India.
The 50-overs-as-side match will be played at Edgbaston in the central English city of Birmingham, starting at 5:30 a.m. Barbados time.
India go into the final with an unblemished record, having won each of their three preliminary matches and their semi-final, while England’s only stumble was a defeat to Sri Lanka in the first phase of the tournament.
Rival captains Mahendra Singh Dhoni (left) of India and Alistair Cook of England displaying the trophy yesterday.
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