Indian Captain Rohit Sharma lands In Mumbai After Winning Champions Trophy 2025
Indian Cricket Team Captain Rohit Sharma on March 10 landed in Mumbai after winning Champions Trophy 2025 final against New Zealand in Summit Clash.
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Champions Trophy 2025 Review: India's Spin Quartet, Shreyas Iyer's Consistency And Rohit Sharma's Powerplay Template
India overcame a stiff challenge from New Zealand in the final of the 2025 Champions Trophy and defeated their ICC-tournament nemesis by four wickets in a thriller at the Dubai International Stadium on Sunday night. The spin quartet were the heroes for India in the evening with the wrist spinners – Kuldeep Yadav and Varun Chakravarthy - causing severe damage to the top order while Ravindra Jadeja and Axar Patel choked the flow of runs in the middle overs. Skipper Rohit Sharma led the way with his aggressive template in the powerplay while Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul maintained a cool and calm head in tense moments in the run-chase.
Rohit Sharma Clears Air On Playing 2027 World Cup After CT 2025 Triumph. Says: "It Wouldn't Be..."
Rohit Sharma gave a big statement after India's Champions Trophy 2025 triumph clearing the air on his future in ODIs. "I am not going to retire from this format. Just to make sure no rumours are spread moving forward. Koi future plan hai nahi, jo chal raha hai chalega (there is no future plan, whatever is going on will continue as it is)," Rohit Sharma said. "There is a lot of hunger even in guys who have played a lot of cricket and it rubs down on even the younger players. We have five to six players who are real stalwarts. It makes the job easier for all of us." That statement assured all that he is not going anywhere soon.
Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli Should Think About Retirement After Winning 2027 ODI World Cup: Ex-India Star
Former cricketer Yograj Singh was delighted with India captain Rohit Sharma's decision to continue with his cricketing journey and put his decision to retire for some other day. Speculations and reports pointed towards the Champions Trophy final between India and New Zealand in Dubai, the platform for Rohit's last dance in the ODIs. He broke the spine of New Zealand's 251-run target defence with his swashbuckling 76 and laid the foundation for India, lifting the title in front of a sold-out crowd in Dubai. After India experienced euphoria and relished in its four-wicket win against the Kiwis, Rohit addressed the media and confirmed he is "not going to retire from this format."
Ravindra Jadeja Breaks Silence On Retirement Rumours. Star's 4-Word Post Viral
While India captain Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli all the rumours about their possible retirements after the Champions Trophy 2025 final, fans were curious about all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja's future plans. Last year, Jadeja announced his T20I retirement a day after the announcement from Rohit and Kohli after the T20 World Cup final. Now, less than 24 hours after India's Champions Trophy success, Jadeja quashed the rumours by sharing a four-word post on Instagram. "No unnecessary rumours, thanks," Jadeja wrote in his Instagram story.
"Inko Lag Raha Hai...": Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli's Retirement Chat Gets Caught On Stump Mic
A big talking point ahead of the Champions Trophy 2025 final was whether India stalwarts Rohit Sharma or Virat Kohli would retire from ODI cricket after the game. As it turns out, India captain Rohit Sharma has addressed that he isn't retiring from ODI cricket. The 37-year-old led India from the front in the final, slamming a knock of 76 and setting the platform for victory. In a video shared on social media following the win, Rohit could be seen telling Kohli that he doesn't intend to retire, amid their celebrations.
"Rohit Sharma's Performance Enough To Shut Up Everyone": IPL Chairman Arun Dhumal To NDTV
India skipper Rohit Sharma produced a knockout punch as India defeated New Zealand in the final of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 on Sunday. Rohit's 76 runs off 83 balls laid the foundation of India's thrilling chase of 252 runs against New Zealand, a team that has repeatedly troubled them in ICC events over the years.
Sunil Gavaskar Echoes Gautam Gambhir's 'Cribbers' Sentiment, Picks 'Best White-Ball Team'
Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar reserved blockbuster praise for the Rohit Sharma-led side following their Champions Trophy 2025 triumph in Dubai on Sunday. Gavaskar labelled Rohit's India as the "best white-ball team on the planet", highlighting their recent dominance in ODI and T20I cricket. The legendary batter also echoed India head coach Gautam Gambhir's "cribbers can crib" remark, slamming critics for claiming that India had an 'undue advantage' due to them playing all Champions Trophy games at the same venue.