The ninth edition of the Champions Trophy 2025 saw India being crowned as the winners on 9th March 2025 after they overcame New Zealand in the final. Several exceptional performers lit up the tournament with the bat and ball. The best of them made it to the Team of the Tournament. Here’s what the side looks like:

India beat New Zealand by four wickets in the final match of the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy on Sunday, Mar. 9, at the Dubai International Stadium. Read More: Dubai-Germany Flights Disrupted as Strikes Hit Airports New Zealand came to bat first,

Shreyas Iyer finished as the top scorer for India in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. He registered the scores of 15, 56, 79, 45, and 48 in Dubai, which was not easy to bat on.

Five players from ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025 winners India have been selected for the Team of the Tournament after they beat New Zealand in a pulsating final. The Black Caps saw four members of their squad make the team, including Player of the Tournament Rachin Ravindra, with Mitchell Santner being named captain.

Pay TV broadcaster Sky Sport has broadcast rights to show the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy final live in New Zealand. With four variables at play -- your ISP, browser, video streaming provider and VPN -- your experience and success when streaming ICC Champions Trophy action live may vary.

DUBAI: The International Cricket Council has cleared the air over the situation related to the absence of Pakistan Cricket Board officials during the ICC Men's Champions Trophy 2025

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PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi was originally meant to be part of the presentation after the final, but the host board said he was unwell and unable to travel to Dubai

ICC has come up with an explanation on why there were no Pakistan Cricket Board's officials during Champions Trophy final presentation ceremony

PCB CEO Sumair Ahmed was said to be present at the venue but was not invited to the closing ceremony of the global ICC event which was hosted by them.