Legendary pacer Wasim Akram feels that the current Indian team would have won the Champions Trophy even if they played all their matches in Pakistan. India claimed their third Champions Trophy title with a win over New Zealand in Dubai on March 9.

Team India successfully ended their 12-year Champions Trophy title with a thrilling win against New Zealand in the final at the Dubai International Stadium on Sunday, March 9. This was the Men in Blue’s third Champions Trophy title after winning it in 2002 (joint-winners with Sri Lanka) and 2013 under the leadership of Sourav Ganguly and MS Dhoni,

India's success in the Champions Trophy, played entirely in Dubai, stirred debate regarding an unfair advantage. However, Wasim Akram dismissed these concerns, asserting India's dominance in global tournaments.

Pakistan legend Wasim Akram gave his opinion on what would've happened had India played the Champions Trophy in Pakistan.

Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram was baffled by the absence of any Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) official at the presentation ceremony after India won the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final on March 9.

India’s ICC Champions Trophy 2025 victory on Sunday reinforced Rohit Sharma’s fearless approach and leadership. Wasim Akram and Ajay Jadeja lauded the Indian skipper’s aggressive batting and strategic captaincy after his match-winning knock of 76 runs in the final against New Zealand.

Ravindra Jadeja and Rohit Sharma were nominated by fielding coach T Dilip for their athletic efforts in the final against New Zealand.

Rohit Sharma-led Indian cricket team proved its white-ball supremacy once again as it won yet another ICC trophy without losing a single match. After winning the T20 World Cup last year, the Men In Blue lifted the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 undefeated.

After winning the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final against New Zealand at the Dubai International cricket Stadium on Sunday, players from the Indian cricket team have expressed their delight after winning the title.

In Dubai, India clinched the Champions Trophy with a tense four-wicket victory over New Zealand, surviving a spirited fightback to cement their status as white-ball cricket’s premier force. Chasing 252,

Champions Trophy culminated with India’s memorable four-wicket victory over New Zealand at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. Rohit Sharma and his team’s invincible campaign sent the world’s most populous nation on cloud nine as fans flocked to the streets to celebrate their country’s victory in the mini-World Cup.