Duckett’s remarkable knock also set a new benchmark as the highest individual score in ICC Champions Trophy history. His innings featured a crucial 158-run partnership with Joe Root, who contributed 68 runs, propelling England to a formidable total of 351/8. However, despite his heroics, the target was not enough to keep Australia at bay.

Ben Duckett created Champions Trophy 2025 history with his incredible 165 off 143 balls against Australia in Lahore. Duckett became the first batter to score 150 in the history of the competition.

Josh Inglis's first ODI century propelled Australia to a record run chase, surpassing England's 351 with 15 balls to spare in the Champions Trophy Group B match. Inglis's aggressive 86-ball 101 and key partnerships with Alex Carey and Marnus Labuschagne anchored the successful chase.

Ben Duckett went past Nathan Astle’s 145 not out against USA (2004) to create a new Champions Trophy record. In his 143-ball stay, Duckett scored 165, with the help of 17 fours and three sixes.

Following his team's loss to Australia in their ICC Champions Trophy campaign, England skipper Jos Buttler expressed delight in Ben Duckett's record-breaking knock and hailed Australia for chasing down a massive total of 352 runs.

Ben Duckett recently secured his name at the top spot on the players for highest individual score in history of Champions Trophy. Given are the top players with highest individual scored in the ICC tournament.

In a thrilling Champions Trophy match, Australia overcame England by 5 wickets. England scored 351 runs, but Australia, despite early setbacks, successfully chased the target with strong performances from Josh Inglis and Alex Carey,

England's Ben Duckett clocked a massive Champions Trophy World Record with his 165-run superlative knock against Australia

Ben Duckett became the first batter in the history of Champions Trophy to score more than 150 runs as the opener anchored England to the tournament’s highest-ever total of 351-8 against two-time champion Australia on Saturday.