Champions Trophy 2025: Afghanistan vs Australia , Match 10: Stats Preview of player records and approaching milestones

Afghanistan and Australia will clash in the 10th match of the Champions Trophy 2025 at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, at 2:30 PM IST. With both teams well-balanced, the winner secures a direct semifinal spot, making this a high-stakes encounter.

Australia's performance so far

Australia, the tournament favorites, will take on Afghanistan at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore. In their opening match, they made a strong statement by chasing a massive total against England in Karachi. Their second game in Rawalpindi was washed out due to heavy rain. Now, Australia is focused on securing a crucial victory against Afghanistan to book their spot in the Champions Trophy 2025 semifinals.

Afghanistan's match against England

Afghanistan made a strong comeback by defeating England for the second time in an ICC event after their loss to South Africa in Karachi. Known for their balanced squad, they can surprise any team with world-class spinners and experienced players. Afghanistan aims for victory against Australia, hoping to secure a historic semifinal spot in the Champions Trophy 2025.

Here are some important stats ahead of the Afghanistan vs Australia clash in the Champions Trophy 2025: 

Afghanistan Players' Approaching Milestones: 

• Hashmatullah Shahidi: Needs 10 runs to become the fourth-highest ODI run-scorer for Afghanistan. 
• Rahmanullah Gurbaz: Needs 27 runs to become the seventh-highest ODI run scorer for Afghanistan.
• Rashid Khan: Needs one wicket to complete 200 ODI wickets. 
• Rahmat Shah: Needs 36 runs to complete 4000 ODI runs.

Australia Players' Approaching Milestones: 

• Alex Carey: Needs 2 more dismissals to complete 100 dismissals in ODI cricket.
• Josh Inglis: Needs 29 runs to complete 1,500 runs in International.
• Jake Fraser McGurk: Needs 2 runs to complete 100 runs in ODIs.
• Travis Head: Needs 19 runs to reach 7,500 runs in international. 
• Glenn Maxwell: Needs 14 runs to reach 7,000 runs in international.
• Glenn Maxwell: Needs 17 runs to reach 4,000 runs in the ODI format.