England captain Alastair Cook keen to end ODI hoodoo after reaching Champions Trophy final with victory over South Africa "It would be a great achievement to win it," the England captain said. It's hard to compare it with the Ashes, but at the start of the summer we set out some clear goals and one of them was to win the Champions Trophy. We got to the final in 2004 and we couldn't quite get over the line. Hopefully this time we can go one better. This England side in particular has delivered when the chips have been down and the pressure has been at its highest so I have no doubt that the guys in our dressing room will turn up on Sunday and I am fully confident that they can do it. Cook reserved his highest praise for Trott, Anderson and Tredwell. Stuart Broad claimed three wickets and Steven Finn also chipped in with the vital dismissal of Hashim Amla, who scored 331 here last year, for just one. Such is the depth of the England squad at the moment that neither Finn nor Tredwell are guaranteed to keep their place for Sunday's final at Edgbaston. Graeme Swann could be back after sitting out the semi-final with a calf strain while Tim Bresnan is available for the final after his wife Hannah gave birth to their son Max at 3pm yesterday. Bresnan perhaps had his home county in mind when giving his son a middle name of Geoffrey - the same as former Yorkshire great Geoffrey Boycott. Cook and coach Ashley Giles have some important decisions to make over the coming three days. He added: "I'm sure there will be some meetings and very tough decisions made over the next few days (about team selection). We won't risk it if (Swann) is touch and go and Finn gives us another selection headache, which is nice to have.