Pakistan with the Champions Trophy
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All aboard the Champions parade, India v Pakistan, Final, Champions Trophy 2017, The Oval, London, June 18, 2017 © PA Photos

Fakhar Zaman's 114 set up Pakistan's win, India v Pakistan, Final, Champions Trophy 2017, The Oval, London, June 18, 2017 © ESPNcricinfo Ltd

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