Dubai, March 9 -- New Zealand right-arm seamer Matt Henry, who missed the final against India due to a shoulder injury, ended the ICC Champions Trophy as the highest wicket-taker.

Henry finished the tournament with 10 scalps to his name in four matches, at a stellar average of 16.70. India's seasoned pacer Mohammed Shami and mystery spinner Varun Chakravarthy ended as the joint second-highest wicket-taker in the tournament with nine wickets each.

In the first match against the hosts, Pakistan, at Karachi, the seasoned quick snapped two wickets in his spell of 7.2 overs, conceding just 25 runs and bowling a sole maiden over.

In the second group stage encounter against Bangladesh at Rawalpindi, the 33-year-old returned with just one wick...