The Rohit Sharma National Cricket team led by India withdrew an epic trophy celebration after winning the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 ICC Champions on Sunday, March 9th.
Men in Blue beat the New Zealand National Crushka team with 4 Wickkets, with 6 balls to win ICC champion Trophy 2025 at the International Crown Stadium in Dubai.
Rohit Sharma shines in the ICC Champions Trophy trophy finals
India lost the throw once more and Kiwis first invited them to a bowl in the match. Indian bowlers did a fantastic job in the match and limited New Zealand to 251/7 in their 50 additions.
Chasing a target, Rohit Sharma took India to a sensational start while letting 76 running. After his rejection, Team India came under a little pressure, but all the other blows made a big contribution to directing India a historic victory.
Meanwhile, after being given white jacket icons after the triumph, Jay Shah introduced the trophy to Rohita Sharmi. Then Kuldeep Yadav Rohit handed over the trophy as the team celebrated on stage together.
Harshit wound was the following to get a trophy before transmitting Virat Kohli. After that, Kohli handed over a trophy to Rohita Sharmi and all players broke out joy during the trophy celebration.
Watch: Rohit, Virat Kohli & Team India’s Epic Trophy Celebration
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What happened in the previous game ICC champion Trophy 2025 between India and Novi Zealand?
The previous ICC champions of the Trophy 2025 match between India and Novi Zealand was held on March 2. It was the last match of the group stage at the International Crown Stadium in Dubai.
Between the best teams, he testified to the high quality cricket, and the match ended with India who beat 44 rides to finish the undefeated note.
First, hitting, India struggled early, losing Shubman Gill, Rohita Sharma and Virat Kohli in the first seven accessories. However, Shreyas Iyer (79 off 98) and Axar Patel (42 off 61) stabilized inings with a key partnership of 98 runners.
Also, the Hardik Pandya Quickfire 45 ran 45 balls that secured late momentum, and India posted a total of 249/9 on the board. For New Zealand, Matt Henry was the best performer while registering 5/42 figures.
While they were chasing a broom, Kiwis went on a decent note, but their fights grew as the match progressed. Spinners Indian teams made it difficult for them to have their lives, and the black caps were eventually thrown out for 205 in 45.3 additions.
Kane Williamson struggled very well with his great 81 run shot, but Axar Patel fired him in 41th place. For India Varun Chakravarthy, he was an exchanger of the game while pairing with five winches (5/42).
