The ICC Champions Trophy 2017 sees the top eight-ranked One-Day International sides in the MRF Tyres ICC ODI Team Rankings as on 30 September 2014 go head-to-head in a short and sharp, nation versus nation tournament from 1-18 June at three iconic cricket venues in England & Wales.
The Oval will stage the opening match of the tournament on 1 June as well as the Final on 18 June. Cardiff Wales Stadium will host four matches, including the first semi-final on 14 June, while Edgbaston will host five matches, including the India v Pakistan and Australia v England matches as well as the second semi-final.
2017 Tournament Fixtures
- England v Bangladesh at The Oval Thursday 1 June
- New Zealand v Australia at Edgbaston on Friday 2 June
- Sri Lanka v South Africa at The Oval on Saturday 3 June
- India v Pakistan at Edgbaston on Sunday 4 June
- Australia v Bangladesh at The Oval on Monday 5 June
- England v New Zealand at Cardiff Wales Stadium on Tuesday 6 June
- Pakistan v South Africa at Edgbaston on Wednesday 7 June
- India v Sri Lanka at The Oval on Thursday 8 June
- New Zealand v Bangladesh at Cardiff Wales Stadium on Friday 9 June
- England v Australia at Edgbaston on Saturday 10 June
- India v South Afria at The Oval on Sunday 11 June
- Sri Lanka v Pakistan at Cardiff Wales Stadium on Monday 12 June
- Semi Final A1 v B2 at Cardiff Wales Stadium on Wednesday 14 June
- Semi Final A2 v B1 at Edgbaston on Thursday 15 June
- Final at The Oval on Sunday 18 June
Tournament History
| Tournament Year |
Host |
Final Result |
| ICC Knockout Trophy 1998 |
Bangladesh |
South Africa beat West Indies |
| ICC knockout Trophy 2000 |
Kenya |
New Zealand beat India |
| ICC Champions Trophy 2002 |
Sri Lanka |
Sri Lanka and India declared co-champions |
| Champions Trophy 2004 |
England |
West Indies beat England |
| Champions Trophy 2006 |
India |
Australia beat West Indies |
| Champions Trophy 2009 |
South Africa |
Australia beat New Zealand |
| Champions Trophy 2013 |
England & Wales |
India beat England |
| Champions Trophy 2017 |
England & Wales |
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Statistics
Leading wicket taker
Player Matches Wickets Runs Average
New Zealand Kyle Mills 15 28 483 17.25
Sri Lanka Muttiah Muralitharan 17 24 484 20.17
Sri Lanka Lasith Malinga 13 22 587 26.68
Australia Brett Lee 16 22 591 26.86
Australia Glenn McGrath 12 21 412 19.61
Best bowling figures in an innings
Player Opponents Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Year
Sri Lanka Farveez Maharoof West Indies 9.0 2 6 14 2006
Pakistan Shahid Afridi Kenya 6.0 1 5 11 2004
South Africa Makhaya Ntini Pakistan 6.0 2 5 21 2006
West Indies Mervyn Dillon Bangladesh 10.0 4 5 29 2004
South Africa Jacques Kallis West Indies 7.3 0 5 30 1998
Batting
Highest run scorers
Player Matches Innings Not out Runs Highest Score Average
West Indies Chris Gayle 17 17 2 791 133* 52.73
Sri Lanka Mahela Jayawardene 22 21 3 742 84* 41.22
Sri Lanka Kumar Sangakkara 22 21 3 683 134* 37.94
India Sourav Ganguly 13 11 2 665 141* 73.88
South Africa Jacques Kallis 17 17 3 653 113* 46.64
* signifies not out
Highest individual score
Player Opposition Score
New Zealand Nathan Astle United States 145*
Zimbabwe Andy Flower India 145
India Sourav Ganguly South Africa 141*
India Sachin Tendulkar Australia 141
South Africa Graeme Smith England 141
Tickets
Following the conclusion of the ticket ballot in September 2016, remaining tickets will go on general sale on 27 October at 2pm