India has won the Champions Trophy 2025, ending a 12-year-long wait for glory. The thrilling final saw Ravindra Jadeja hitting the winning shot against William O’Rourke, securing India’s third title. This victory brought joy to 1.4 billion fans, marking a historic moment in Indian cricket.
- India wins Champions Trophy 2025 after 12 years.
- Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli celebrate with a traditional dandiya dance.
- India remained unbeaten throughout the tournament.
- Jadeja hit the winning shot in the final.
- Rohit and Kohli might have played their last ICC Champions Trophy.
India’s Journey to Victory
At the start of the tournament, no one expected India to win. The 15-member squad faced tough challenges but remained unbeaten. With strong performances, they turned the odds in their favor and clinched the title.
Rohit & Kohli’s Iconic Celebration
After lifting the Champions Trophy, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli celebrated uniquely. They performed a traditional garba dance, holding the stumps as dandiya sticks. This moment became a symbol of joy and pride for the team and fans.
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Rohit & Kohli: The Pillars of Success
Both Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli played a crucial role in India’s victory:
- Virat Kohli shined in crucial matches, delivering match-winning performances against Pakistan and Australia.
- Rohit Sharma, as captain, led from the front, scoring 76 runs in the final, ensuring a strong foundation for the team.
A Perfect Farewell?
This could be the last ICC Champions Trophy for Rohit and Kohli. They have already signed off in style by winning the T20 World Cup 2024, and now, they have repeated history.
India’s Unbeaten Run: Key Matches
- Group Stage: Dominated matches with solid performances.
- Semi-Final: Defeated Australia in a high-pressure match.
- Final: Overcame the challenge against New Zealand to lift the trophy.
India’s Champions Trophy 2025 win is a moment of national pride. With Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli leading the way, the team showcased determination and resilience. Their dandiya dance celebration made the victory even more special, marking the end of an era in Indian cricket.
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