Britain Closes Gap in America's Cup Thriller

In a tense head-to-head America's Cup final against New Zealand, Britain claimed their second victory, cutting the holders' lead to 4-2. Skippered by Ben Ainslie, the British team outpaced Peter Burling's Kiwis, marking their first significant win in over 60 years.

Britain achieved a crucial victory in the America's Cup final against New Zealand, reducing the Kiwi's lead to 4-2 in the challenging series held in Barcelona.

Under the helm of Ben Ainslie, the British crew executed a strategic maneuver in the pre-start, gaining an early advantage and holding it throughout the race, despite fierce competition from Peter Burling's team.

This marks Britain's first morale-boosting win in decades, as they continue their long-standing pursuit of the 'Auld Mug,' the oldest trophy in international sport, having last reached a final over 60 years ago.

(With inputs from agencies.)