India Secures Historic Third ICC Champions Trophy with Victory Over New Zealand

Rohit Sharma's 76 and a disciplined spin attack lead India to a four-wicket win in a tense final in Dubai.

India chased down New Zealand's target of 252 with six balls to spare, securing their third ICC Champions Trophy title, the most by any team.
Rohit Sharma's aggressive 76 off 83 balls and a 105-run opening stand with Shubman Gill laid the foundation for India's chase.
KL Rahul anchored the innings under pressure, scoring an unbeaten 34, while Ravindra Jadeja hit the winning boundary to seal the match.
India's spinners, including Kuldeep Yadav and Varun Chakravarthy, played a pivotal role, restricting New Zealand to 251-7 on a sluggish Dubai pitch.
New Zealand fought back with tight bowling and spectacular fielding, including a stunning catch by Glenn Phillips, but key injuries to Matt Henry and Kane Williamson impacted their performance.