Rohit Sharma delivered a captain’s knock on the grandest stage, smashing a magnificent 76 off 83 balls to lead India to a thrilling four-wicket victory over New Zealand in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final in Dubai. In an ICC final, the Indian captain reached his first half-century in just 41 balls, showcasing his skill with a fearless approach. In the first eight overs of their 253-run chase, his aggressive start helped India surpass the 50-run mark.
In his 9th tournament final, Rohit outperformed his previous best of 47 in an ICC final with exceptional poise and grace. He hit three soaring sixes and seven boundaries in an innings full of beautiful strokes. His and Shubman Gill’s opening partnership of 105 runs created the ideal groundwork for India’s chase and created the momentum for a historic victory.
An incredible moment in Indian cricket history was marked when his leadership and batting prowess allowed India to win the prized trophy with one over remaining. In addition to solidifying Rohit’s reputation as one of India’s best captains, this win established him as one of the best players in ICC finals.
