Indian fast bowler Harshit Rana won his first ICC Champions Trophy title with Team India on March 9 in Dubai. While Rana was not a part of the playing XI in the final, he played the first two ...

Mumbai: Cricket enthusiasm took over the streets of Marine Drive as supporters cheered in happiness, commemorating India's exciting ICC Champions Trophy 2025 triumph against New Zealand in Dubai.

The celebration of India's 2025 Champions Trophy win in Dubai continued well into the night, with fans eagerly waiting outside the team hotel to see their heroes. Despite tight security, the ...

With it all done, Rohit Sharma and his team are now the Champions Trophy 2025 champions, and all the Indian players celebrated the moment! It’s all done! After a 12-year wait, the ICC ODI trophy is ...

India and New Zealand faced off in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final at the Dubai International Stadium on Sunday. Fans came in huge numbers to cheer the sides with most clad in blue. India lost the ...

Veteran all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja hit the winning boundary as India defeated New Zealand by four wickets in the final to lift the ICC Champions Trophy for the third time on Sunday (March 9).

Tournament favorites India will look to underline their supremacy of white-ball cricket on Sunday as they take on a battling New Zealand team in the ICC Champions Trophy. In-form one-day ...

How to Watch Champions Trophy 2025 in India: TV Telecast & Online Streaming To watch the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 in India, ...

New Delhi: India and New Zealand will face off for the final time in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 when they meet in the title match on March 9 in Dubai. India remains undefeated in the tournament ...

Rohit Sharma-led Team India beat New Zealand by four wickets on Sunday (March 9) to win the Champions Trophy 2025 final. In the match played at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Rohit top-scored ...

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