List of Most Successful Run Chases in Champions Trophy

Cricket is often known as a game of glorious victories and uncertainties. The ICC Champions Trophy has witnessed some of its most thrilling encounters. Known as the "Mini World Cup," the Champions Trophy has offered fans countless unforgettable moments, particularly in the form of high-stakes run chases.

One of the most exciting aspects of limited-overs cricket matches is a successful run chase, where a team bats second and overcomes a daunting target set by the opposition. The ICC Champions Trophy has seen some of the most nail-biting and historic chases in ODI history. From last-over thrillers to record-breaking partnerships, these chases have highlighted the evolution of modern-day batting and the fearless approach of cricketers in high-pressure situations.

Here are the most remarkable and successful run chases in the history of the ICC Champions Trophy. These matches not only reflect individual brilliance but also underline the importance of teamwork, and adaptability. 

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Most Successful Run Chases in ICC Champions Trophy

Here are the top 10 most successful run chases in the history of ICC Champions Trophy: 

1. Australia vs. England - 2025

In a thrilling encounter during the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy, Australia achieved a record-breaking run chase against England. England set a formidable target of 352 runs, bolstered by Ben Duckett's impressive 165 off 143 balls. Undeterred, Australia responded with determination, led by Josh Inglis's maiden ODI century, scoring 120 runs. Significant contributions from Alex Carey and Glenn Maxwell propelled Australia to surpass the target with five wickets in hand and 15 balls to spare. This remarkable feat not only secured victory but also marked the highest successful run chase in ICC white-ball tournament history.

2. Sri Lanka vs. India – 2017

On June 8, 2017, at The Oval in London, Sri Lanka achieved the highest successful run chase in Champions Trophy history. India batted in the first innings and presented a challenging score of 321/6 in their 50 overs. In response, Sri Lanka's batsmen displayed exceptional skill. Led by significant contributions from their top order, they reached the target in 48.4 overs with seven wickets in hand, finishing at 322/3. This chase not only showcased Sri Lanka's batting depth but also their ability to perform under pressure. 

2. England vs. Bangladesh – 2017

The opening match of the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy on June 1 at The Oval saw England facing Bangladesh. Bangladesh set a challenging target of 305/6, thanks to a stellar performance of 128 runs from Tamim Iqbal. England's response was amazing as Joe Root carried the innings with an unbeaten 133 runs,supported by Alex Hales at 95 and Eoin Morgan at 75*. England chased down the target in 47.2 overs, finishing at 308/2, marking the first successful 300-plus chase in the tournament's history. 

3. Sri Lanka vs. England – 2013

On June 13, 2013, at The Oval, England posted a competitive total of 293/7 against Sri Lanka. In response, Sri Lanka's innings was masterfully guided by Kumar Sangakkara, who scored an unbeaten 134. His efforts, combined with contributions from the top order, led Sri Lanka to a successful chase, reaching 297/3 in 47.1 overs. This match underscored Sangakkara's class and the team's impressive batting performance. 

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