New Zealand cricketer Rachin Ravindra has made a stunning return from injury, scoring a match-winning century against Bangladesh in the Champions Trophy on February 24. The innings not only marked his fourth ODI century but also ensured New Zealand's spot in the semi-finals of the tournament.

Rachin Ravindra credited New Zealand's coaches, doctors, and family for his successful return from injury, marking his comeback with a stunning century against Bangladesh that sealed the Black Caps' Champions Trophy semi-final spot in a dominant victory.

Rachin Ravindra smashed a century against Bangladesh helping New Zealand chase 237 runs in Rawalpindi on Monday (February 24). With this ton, he broke Sachin Tendulkar's long-standing 27-year-old world record.

Rachin Ravindra shepherded New Zealand's chase with a timely century as his team recovered from an early wobble to see off Bangladesh by five wickets and secure its place in the semifinals of the Champions Trophy.

Rachin Ravindra was the star of the show for the Black Caps as New Zealand, like India, are two in two in the ongoing Champions Trophy with wins over Pakistan and now Bangladesh. Ravindra smashed his fourth ton in just 11 innings in ICC ODI events as Bangladesh were found way short in Rawalpindi.