AND ICC Champions Trophy 2025 concluded s India securing their third title, defeating New Zealand Up to four shots in an exciting final at the International Krizka Stadium in Dubai, March 9th. International Caucasian Council (ICC) He discovered his official ‘team of the tournament’ on March 10, recognizing prominent performers in all teams.
Rohita Sharme’s miss: Great surprise?
However, in a surprising decision, the Indian captain Rohit Sharma He was left out of 12-member teams, despite playing a key role in the finals. A total of five Indian players made a prestigious lineup, with New Zealand Mitchell Santner named Captain on the side. The department consists of the best performers from the tournament, given that contributions to hitting, bowling and comprehensive that helped their teams make impact.
Rohit’s exclusion from the tournament team raised his eyebrows, especially after winning 76 of 83 balls in the final against New Zealand. Although his performance that led to the finals was modest, his influence at the top was undeniable. However, the selectors have opted for New Zealand Rachin Ravidra and Afghanistanwith Ibrahim Zadran Like an open couple, leaving Rohita out.
Ravandra, who was appointed player of the tournament, ended up as the highest runner with a 263 ride in four troops, while Zadran scored 216 runs on an average of 72, playing a vital role in the Afghanistan campaign before knocking out in the group stage. Despite Rohit’s absence, India dominated the middle order in the team, with Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer and Kl Rahul cutting.
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ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Tim Tournament
1. Rachin Ravidra (New Zealand) – a tournament player
The young left back was a great dough of the tournament, reaching 263 rides on an average of 62.75, including two centuries. His fearless approach and consistency at the top made him an automatic choice as an opener.
2. Ibrahim Zadran (Afghanistan)
Zadran proved to be the most reliable dough in Afghanistan, achieving 216 running in an impressive average of 72. His combat century against Pakistan was one of the most important moments of the tournament before the Afghanistan campaign ended too early because of the rain.
3. Virat Kohli (India)
Former India captain once again showed his dominance in pressure, reaching 218 runs on average 54.5. His undefeated century against Pakistan was one of the most striking blows of the tournament.
4. Shreyas Iyer (India)
Indian Linchpin, Shreyas Iyer, played a major role in stabilizing the insertion whenever necessary. He collected 243 driving on average 48.6, including two key half a century, which proved to be key assets for India.
5. Kl Rahul (India) – Wickeket
In addition to his great WiKketkeeping, Rahul has significantly contributed to the bat, reaching 140 runs on average 140. His shot in the finals against New Zealand strengthened his place in the tournament team. He also executed six release behind the stumps.
6. Glenn Phillips (New Zealand)
One of the best comprehensive and terrain in the tournament, Phillips scored 177 runs on average 59 and also entered two shots. His amazing catch, including the one who rejected Shubman Gill in the finals, made him one of the rental performers of the tournament.
7. Azmatullah Omarzai (Afghanistan)
The Afghan comprehensive showed his double abilities with baton and ball, reaching 126 runs on average 42 and picking up seven hickets, including a five winch victory (5/58) against England.
8. Mitchell Santner (New Zealand) – Captain
Santner’s exceptional leadership and bowling appearances earned him the role of captain on the tournament team. Spinner from his left hand picked up nine Wickeke in an economy of 4.80, leading New Zealand to the finals.
9. Mohammed Shami (India)
Shami continued to prove why he was one of the world’s best rapid bowlers, picked up nine Hickekets in five matches, including a five winch bar in the introductory match of India against Bangladesh. His ability to deliver under pressure made him an automatic selection.
10. Matt Henry (New Zealand)
Leading Pacer in New Zealand, Henry was the tallest tournament carrier, scalping 10 Wickeke in an economy of 5.32. His ability to hit a new ball was crucial to Kiwis, although unfortunately he was excluded from the finals due to injury.
11. Varun Chakravarthy (India)
Indian mysterious Spinner proved to be an X-Factor in the tournament, picking up nine hyckeke in an economy of 4.53. His ability to torment the blows with his variation made him a prominent performer in the Spin Department.
12. Player: Axar Patel (India)
Axar Patel played a key versatile role in the tournament, scoring 109 running and taking five shots. His 29-Tryak stone in the finals was vital to ensure the successful chase of India.
Indian dominance of the ICC title continues
With this victory, India secured its third title of ICC Trophy Champion, after winning in 2002 (joint winners with Sri Lanka) and 2013. MS DhoniCaptain). The Indian triumph also marked ICC titles backwards, after their victory of the T20 World Cup 2024 in Barbados. Rohit joined the elite club of Indian captains, becoming only another skipper after Mrs. Dhoni won more ICC titles. Although left out of the tournament team, Rohit’s leadership and his knock in the finals played a major role in the success of India. His ability to march his troops under pressure showed why he remains one of the best captains in the world crisis. With Icc Champions Trophy 2025 now in history books, the focus moves to Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025start on March 22. Many of the best performers from the tournament including Kohli, Iyer, Rahul and Mohammed ShamiNow they will draw attention to cricket franchise.
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