Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli plays Dandiya; Jadeja, Harshit, Arshdeep Hit Gangnam Style after CT Victory
Under the leadership of Rohit Sharme, the Indian National Cricka team beat the new Zealand national team for Cricket for 4 Wickkets to win the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 ICC Champions.
After the triumph, Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Ravidra Jadej, Harshit Wound, Arshdeep Singh and other Indian stars went to Berserk and celebrated the triumph.
Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli delighted after winning the ICC champion trophy
India and Novi Zealand played an absolute thriller at the International Crickket Stadium in Dubai on Sunday, March 9, and men in Blue played a great cricket to end on the winning side.
Star versatile Ravidra Jadeja hit the winning ride for the team as he broke the border to finish in style. After that, Jadeja flew a kiss of the crowd as his partner Kl Rahul celebrated his hands on the surface.
The camera then hid toward Virat Kohli, who was seen hugging his auxiliary coach Abhishek Nayara, before other members of Team India left the locker room and ran into the field.
Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma rushed to the ground together and eradicated stumps and were seen playing Dandiya with him.
Young Harshit Wound and Arshdeep Singh then joined Ravidra Jadej in the middle, and the trio made the Gangnam Style dance, which was the recall of the same dance move that Virat Kohli hit after the ICC Champions Trophy 2013 victory.
Gat: Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma play Dandiya; Harshit Wound, Arshdeep Singh Hit Gangnam Style
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India revenge on the final loss of champion 2000
The previous final ICC champion trophy between India and Novi Zealand was held on October 15, 2000, when the competition was called ICC Knockout. It was an absolute thriller in Nairobi who ended up with the black eyelids that raised the championship.
India first won the match and released a competitive 264/6 on the panel in its 50 additions, thanks to Sourav Ganguly skipper, which led from the front with its 117-line of 130 balls.
Apart from Ganguly, only Sachin Tendulkar managed to make an impact with a baton because he scored 69 runs of 83 balls, while the rest of the Indian hit unit failed.
For New Zealand, Chris Cairns, Scott Styris, Geoff Allott and Nathan Astle, they did a good job and put brakes on the scoring of India in the second half of the insertion.
Chasing 265, New Zealand had a bad start because they lost Craiga Spearman and skipper Stephen Fleming from the Venkatesha piglets early, and Soon Nathan Astle and Roger Twose went back to the hut.
Kivi found themselves fighting at 132/5, and the game tilted in favor of India. However, Chris Cairns, struggling with a knee injury, took over the chase duty and turned the game completely with his exceptional undefeated 102 with 113 balls. Supported by Chris Harris, 46, Cairns led New Zealand to an epic victory with 4 Wickket with two balls.
It was a heart loss for Team India because they dominated the big parts of the game, but failed to win. In the meantime, Cairns was awarded a match player for his kick in the clash at the summit.
