AND ICC Champions TrophyOften called ‘Mini World Cup’, he was an exciting window of a one -day international (ODO) crisque since its inception in 1998. International Caucasian Council (ICC)The tournament has been developing over the years, moving from ICC Knockout trophy to its current form as a four -year event with the world’s best games. With the recent triumph of India 2025, The Champions Trophy has now seen nine editions, each marked by unforgettable moments and fierce competition. Check out a detailed view of the winners from 1998 to 2025, celebrating the teams that have raised this prestigious title.
List of winners in the history of champion trophy
1998: Southern Africa – Inaugural champions
The trip started in Daki, Bangladeshwith the first edition and then called Icc Knockout Trophy. South Africa, on the forehead Hansie CrojeHe won the tournament in nine teams victoriously. In the final against Western India, Jacques Kallis He shone with five winches (5/30), restricting Western India to 245. South Africa chased him with four shots in his hand, ending at 248/6 in 47 additions. Skiper Croje led from the front with a shiny undefeated 61 run. This victory remains the only main title of ICC Proteas, a historic moment for the team known for its talent, but are often tortured by large stages.
2000: New Zealand – Kiwi Grit to Nairobi
Second edition, held in Nairobi, KenyaHe saw New Zealand, claiming that their maiden champions were Trophy. With 11 teams compete, Kiwis, below Stephen FlemingCaptain, faced India in the finals. India posted 264/6, thanks Sourav GangulyWith 117 but chase in New Zealand launched Chris Cairns‘The invincible 102. They ended up at 265/6 in 49.4 additions, winning four wicks in their nails. This victory marked the first major ICC trophy in New Zealand, showing their ability to hit above their weight.
2002: India and Sri Lanka-Suto-Saids of Rain
The host of Sri Lanka, the 2002 edition presented 12 teams and ended up in an unusual turn. India and Sri Lanka reached the finals, but the rain washed and scheduled day and spare day. Sri Lanka scored 222/7 on a spare day, and India was 38/1 in 8.4 accessories when the game was re -abandoned. Without results, two teams were declared joint winners. This is the only common title in the history of the Trophy champion, and the first Indian taste of fame comes with its subcontinental neighbors.
2004: West Indies – oval glory
England hosted the tournament in 2004, and West Indies appeared as surprise champions. Faced with the hosts in the oval final, West Indies kicked England for 217. Shivnarine Chanderpaul He led them at 218/8 in 48.5 additions, beating two shots. Under Brian LaraThe leadership, this victory marked the triumph of the West Indies trophy, a return to its glory days.
2006: Australia-first of the title back
India hosted the 2006 edition and Australia, headed by Ricky PontingHe claimed his first champion trophy. In the finals in Mumbai against West Indies, Australia knocked opponents for 138. The rain revised its goal at 116 of the 35 additions, which they comfortably persecuted at 116/2 in 28.1 turnarounds, winning eight Wickkets (DLS method). Chris Gayle474 runs in the tournament earned a tournament players, but the Australian clinical effect stole the show.
2009: Australia – consecutive crowns
South Africa welcomed the champion trophy in 2009, and Australia defended its title by authority. Faced with new Zealand in the Centurin final, Australia kicked Kiwis for 200. Shane WatsonThe invincible 105 led the chase, and Australia ended up at 206/4 in 45.2 additions to win with six hickets. Pontint’s 288 runs in the tournament earned the tournament player, and Australia became the first team to win the titles of return assistance, cementing to the ODU dominance.
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2013: India – Masterclass MS Dhoni
England hosted the 2013 edition and India, Under MS Dhoniclaimed their second title (the first as the only winners). In a rain shortened 20-year finals against England, India announced 129/7, with Shikhar DhawanTournament in 363, which earned him a golden bat. Their bowlers, guided Ravidra Jadeja (12 Wickeke), he limited England to 124/8, securing a victory in five runs. Indian undefeated running through the tournament brought their white ball skill.
2017: Pakistan – Underdog triumph
The 2017 champion trophy, again in England and Wales, saw Pakistan stunned in the cricket world. After losing to India in the group stage, Sarfaraz AhmedThe team returned, confronted India in the oval final again. Pakistan published 338/4, launched Fakhar Zaman114, then hit India 158, defeating a huge 180 ride. 13 Wickkets Hasan Ali earned the tournament player, and Pakistani’s first title of Trophy champion was a fairy tale redemption.
2025: India – Third Trophy for Men in Blue
The ninth edition, held in 2025 in Pakistan and Dubai (Indian matches in Dubai because of the hybrid model), recalled India the crown. Faced with new Zealand in the finals of March 9 at the Dubai International Stadium, India limited Kiwis to 251/7. The chase was tense but Rohit Sharma76 and contributions from Shreyas iyer (48) led India up to 252/6 in 49 additions, defeating four shots. This victory made India the most successful team in the history of the three -head trophy with three titles (2002 divided, 2013, 2025), their undefeated campaign with a testimony of their lasting dominance.
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