India created history by winning the Champions Trophy 2025, marking their third title and first since 2013. The victory came after an intense final against New Zealand in Dubai, where Rohit Sharma led his team to a remarkable triumph. The stadium was filled with excitement as players celebrated their hard-fought victory, taking pictures and relishing the moment.
- India won the Champions Trophy for the third time after 12 years.
- The team remained undefeated throughout the tournament.
- Virat Kohli refused to replicate his 2013 dance celebration despite a request from Harshit Rana.
- The tournament showcased India’s dominance in limited-overs cricket.
No ‘Gangnam Style’ Celebration From Virat Kohli
During the celebrations at Dubai International Stadium, an interesting moment occurred when Harshit Rana requested Virat Kohli to perform the famous ‘Gangnam Style’ dance he did after the 2013 Champions Trophy victory. However, Kohli, who now carries a more composed demeanor, politely declined the request. Fans had mixed reactions to his refusal, with some reminiscing about his iconic celebration in Birmingham.
Harshit probably asked Kohli to recreate his CT13 celebration to which Kohli said maaf kro 🤣 pic.twitter.com/UvEeqN36s9
— soo washed (@anubhav__tweets) March 9, 2025
India’s Journey to the Title – A Dominant Campaign
The Men in Blue displayed an exceptional performance throughout the tournament, staying undefeated in all their matches.
India’s Road to Victory:
- Group Stage: Defeated Bangladesh, Australia, and Pakistan convincingly.
- Semi-Final: Outclassed England in a commanding display.
- Final: Triumphed over New Zealand in a thrilling contest.
The team’s success was attributed to a perfect blend of experience and young talent. From Rohit Sharma’s leadership to KL Rahul’s composure, every player contributed significantly to the championship run.
Tense Final Overs – KL Rahul’s Nerve-Wracking Moment
After the match, KL Rahul shared his experience of the intense final overs, admitting that he was under extreme pressure. The game saw New Zealand fighting hard, but India’s bowlers held their nerve to secure a historic victory. Rahul’s statement, “I was sh*tting myself,” quickly went viral among fans.
Indian Cricket’s Bright Future
With this historic win, India has solidified its reputation as one of the most dominant forces in world cricket. The Champions Trophy 2025 is more than just a title—it is a statement of India’s strength, unity, and consistency in international cricket. The young talents have stepped up, ensuring a promising future for Indian cricket in the years to come.
India’s Achievements in Champions Trophy History:
- 2002 (Shared with Sri Lanka)
- 2013 (Won under MS Dhoni’s captaincy)
- 2025 (Won under Rohit Sharma’s captaincy)
India’s Champions Trophy victory has reignited the passion of cricket fans worldwide. While the team celebrated with full enthusiasm, Virat Kohli’s decision to skip the dance showed his evolving personality. This win reinforces India’s dominance in limited-overs cricket, and with such a talented squad, more titles seem inevitable in the future.
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ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Matches
IND vs AUS, 1st Semi-Final | NZ vs SA, 2nd Semi-Final | TBA vs TBA, Final
