Factfile for ICC Champions Trophy

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Factfile for ICC Champions Trophy tournament in South Africa after Sunday matches (times GMT):

Group A
Sept 23
At Wanderers, Johannesburg
West Indies 133 in 34.3 overs. Pakistan 134-5 in 30.3 overs
Pakistan win by five wickets
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Sept 26
At Johannesburg
Australia 275-8 in 50 overs. West Indies 225-9 in 46.5 overs
Australia win by 50 runs

At SuperSport Park, Centurion
Pakistan 302-9 in 50 overs. India 248 in 44.5 overs
Pakistan win by 54 runs

Standings (played, won, lost, tied, net run rate, points)
Pakistan 2 2 0 0 +1.606 4
Australia 1 1 0 0 +1.000 2
India 1 0 1 0 -1.080 0
West Indies 2 0 2 0 -1.501 0

Fixtures
Sept 28
At Centurion
Australia v India 1230
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Sept 30
At Centurion
Australia v Pakistan 0730
At Johannesburg
India v West Indies 1230

Group B
Sept 22
At Centurion
Sri Lanka 319-8 in 50 overs. South Africa 206-7 in 37.4 overs.

Rain stopped play
Sri Lanka win by 55 runs on Duckworth-Lewis method
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Sept 24
At Centurion
New Zealand 214 in 47.5 overs. South Africa 217-5 in 41.1 overs
South Africa win by five wickets
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Sept 25
At Johannesburg
Sri Lanka 212 in 47.3 overs. England 213-4 in 45 overs
England win by six wickets
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Sept 27
At Johannesburg
New Zealand 315-7 in 50 overs. Sri Lanka 277 in 46.4 overs
New Zealand win by 38 runs

At Centurion
England 323-8 in 50 overs. South Africa 301-9 in 50 overs
England win by 22 runs

Standings
England 2 2 0 0 +0.512 4
Sri Lanka 3 1 2 0 -0.085 2
New Zealand 2 1 1 0 -0.129 2
South Africa 3 1 2 0 -0.177 2

Fixture
Sept 29
At Johannesburg
England v New Zealand 1230

Semi-finals
Oct 2
At Centurion
Group A winners v Group B runners-up 1230
Oct 3
At Johannesburg
Group B winners v Group A runners-up 1230

Final
Oct 5
At Centurion
Winning semi-finalists 1230

Most runs
206 - Graeme Smith (RSA)
163 - Mahela Jayawardene (SRI)
151 - Shoaib Malik (PAK)

Most wickets
11 - Wayne Parnell (RSA)
6 - James Anderson and Stuart Broad (ENG)

Previous champions
1998 - South Africa
2000 - New Zealand
2002 - Sri Lanka and India
2004 - West Indies
2006 - Australia

Notes
- Hosts Sri Lanka and India shared trophy after final washed out twice
- The 2008 tournament was switched from Pakistan to South Africa because of security concerns