ICC champions trophy 2025 on the way and top teams are ready for the battle. Before deciding who will win the tournament we need to check power of the team and it’s player. As of 2025, here’s a look at the top players in various roles across ODI cricket:
Best Captain (ODI – 2025) Before Champions Trophy Rohit Sharma (India)
Rohit Sharma has excelled in his role as captain of the Indian ODI team. His leadership style is characterized by a calm demeanor, strategic insight, and the ability to motivate his teammates. Under his guidance, India has achieved impressive results, and his own batting contributions further solidify his status as an effective leader. His win percentage in ODIs ranks among the best in the world.
Best Bowler (ODI – 2025) Before Champions Trophy Josh Hazlewood (Australia)
Josh Hazlewood remains a premier bowler in ODIs, known for his consistent pace and knack for taking key wickets. His precision and adaptability in different conditions make him one of the most formidable bowlers in international cricket. Hazlewood’s ability to claim wickets during the powerplay and in the final overs has established him as a crucial part of Australia’s bowling lineup.
Best Batter (ODI – 2025) Before Champions Trophy Virat Kohli (India)
Virat Kohli continues to be one of the most reliable and prolific batters in the world, particularly in ODIs. Renowned for his flawless technique and mental resilience, Kohli is a true run-scoring machine. By 2025, he has amassed over 12,000 runs in ODIs, including numerous centuries and fifties, while maintaining an average exceeding 50. His talent for chasing down targets makes him especially effective in high-pressure scenarios.
Best Fielder (ODI – 2025) Before Champions Trophy Ravindra Jadeja (India)
Ravindra Jadeja is often hailed as one of the finest fielders in ODI cricket. His agility, quick reflexes, and powerful arm can change the course of a game. While his influence in the field may sometimes be overlooked, his remarkable direct hits and sharp catches have earned him a reputation as an elite fielder.
Best Allrounder (ODI – 2025) Before Champions Trophy Shakib Al Hasan (Bangladesh)
Shakib Al Hasan remains one of the most versatile allrounders in ODI cricket. With over 6,000 runs and 300 wickets to his name, Shakib has been an essential player for Bangladesh. His ability to influence the game with both bat and ball makes him a key asset.
Rohit Sharma
Rohit Sharma stands out as one of the most accomplished cricketers of the modern era, celebrated for his graceful batting style and remarkable knack for playing substantial innings, particularly in limited-overs formats. Here’s an in-depth look at his career path, records, and accomplishments.
Rohit Sharma’s Career Journey:
Debut: ODI Debut: June 23, 2007, against Ireland. T20I
Debut: September 19, 2007, against England (ICC T20 World Cup).
Test Debut: November 6, 2013, against West Indies.
Rise to Prominence:
Initially, Rohit faced challenges in securing a place in the playing XI, but his fortunes changed when he was elevated to the opening position in limited-overs cricket. His talent for crafting lengthy innings, paired with his stylish stroke play, quickly solidified his role in India’s top order, especially in ODIs. ODI Success: Rohit’s most significant accomplishment came in the ODI format, where he established records that remain unbroken. He is the only player to have scored three double centuries in ODIs.
Captaincy:
Rohit Sharma has also made a name for himself as a captain, particularly in limited-overs formats. He was named vice-captain of the Indian cricket team and later took the helm in various series, especially in shorter formats. As the captain of the Mumbai Indians (MI) in the Indian Premier League (IPL), Rohit has led the team to five IPL titles (2013, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2020).
Total Runs in All Formats (as of February 2025):
ODIs: Runs: 9,500+ Matches: 230+ Average: ~49 Hundreds: 30+ Fifties: 43+
Tests: Runs: 3,700+ Matches: 40+ Average: ~47 Hundreds: 8 Fifties: 13+
T20Is: Runs: 3,500+ Matches: 120+ Average: ~32 Hundreds: 4 (most by any player) Fifties: 28+
Winning Ratio as Captain: ODIs (as Captain):
Rohit Sharma win percentage as captain in ODIs. India has enjoyed considerable success, particularly in bilateral series. Winning Percentage: 75% in ODIs as of 2025
ROHIT FORM:
Rohit Sharma’s latest century was an impressive 119 runs off 90 balls against England in the second One Day International (ODI) on February 9, 2025, at Barabati Stadium in Cuttack. This innings marked his 32nd ODI century and played a key role in India’s four-wicket win, giving them a 2-0 lead in the series.
This century was especially important as it ended a 487-day wait for Sharma’s ODI century, showcasing his return to form just in time for the upcoming Champions Trophy.
In this match, Sharma’s aggressive batting laid the groundwork for India’s chase of 305 runs. His partnership with Shubman Gill, who added 60 runs, was vital in reaching the target with 34 balls remaining.
This performance highlights Sharma’s lasting skill in limited-overs cricket and his capability to lead effectively in crucial matches.
ICC CHAMPIONS TROPHY 2025
CHAMPIONS TROPHY TWO GROUPS
| REACH ON FINAL | SEMI FINAL 2nd Match Running Live |
| India | Newzealand Set Target 363 runs for South Africa |
2025, CHAMPIONS TROPHY TONS
| PLAYERS | COUNRY | TONS |
| W. Young | (NZ) | Runs 107 |
| R. Rickelton | (SA) | Runs 103 |
| S. Gill | (IND) | Runs 101 |
| T. Hridoy | (BAN) | Runs 100 |
| T. Latham | (NZ) | Runs 118 |
| Ben Duckett | (ENG) | Runs 165 |
| Josh Inglis | (AUS) | Runs 120 |
| V. Kohli | (IND) | Runs 100* |
| Rachin Ravindra | (NZ) | Runs 112/108 |
| Ibrahim Zadran | (AFG) | Runs 177 |
| Kane Williomson | (NZ) | Runs 102 |
| David Miller | (SA) | Runs 100* |
2025,CHAMPIONS TROPHY BOWLING PERFORMANCE
| Mohammed Shami | (IND) | 5 Wickets | Runs 53 |
| Harshit Rana | (IND) | 3 Wickets | Runs 31 |
| Kagiso Rabada | (SA) | 3 Wickets | Runs 36 |
| Will O’Rourke | (NZ) | 3 Wickets | Runs 47 |
| Ben Dwarshuis | (AUS) | 3 Wickets | Runs 66 |
| Kuldeep Yadav | (IND) | 3 Wickets | Runs 40 |
| Michael Bracewell | (NZ) | 4 Wickets | Runs 26 |
| Azmatullah Omarzai | (AFG) | 5 Wickets | Runs 55 |
1st Match Newzealand won by 60 runs from Pakistan
2nd Match India won by 6 wickets from Bangladesh
3rd Match South Africa won by 107 runs from Afghanistan
4th Match Australia won by 5 wickets from England
5th Match India won by 6 wickets from Pakistan
6th Match Newzealand won by 5 wickets from Bangladesh
7th Match Australia vs South Africa abandoned due to rain
8th Match Big Breaking Shocking history turned once again England loose the match from Afghanistan and out of the tournament. Afghanistan refreshing won by 8 runs.
9th Match Pakistan vs Bangladesh abandoned due to rain. Both teams are out of the tournament.
10th Match Australia vs Afghanistan abandoned due to rain. Australia qualify for semifinal.
11th Match South Africa defeat to England and qualifies for semifinal.
As per Champions Trophy matches and teams performance says Newzealand, Australia, India, South Africa may reach to semi final. If India defeat Newzealand today then semi final match happen between India vs Australia and Newzealand vs South Africa will be second semifinal. And final may be played between India vs Newzealand These are just guesses of our rest depend on the team performances. So watch and enjoy the tournament.
12th Match of ICC CHAMPIONS TROPHY 2025 India vs Newzealand, India defeat to Newzealand by 44 runs. Varun Chakravarthy looks nervous in today match but after getting supports by team mates he boost his confidence back and performed magically by took 5 wickets in crucial match against Newzealand. Indian fielding down the moral of all, specially wicket keeper. Which team management need to replace with Rinku Singh as suggest.
13th Match first semi-final India vs Australia on 4th March, 2025 in UAE. Big match between two strong site after India vs Newzealand match. India won by 4 wickets and through for final after defeating Australia in fight of thorn semifinal match.
14th Match Second Semi-Final Newzealand National Cricket TEAM Vs South Africa National Cricket Team. Newzealand set the target of 363 runs for South Africa. Newzealand won by 50 runs and reach to the final.
15th Match Champions Trophy 2025, Final between India vs Newzealand on 9th March. Both teams have there pros and cons for final
| Indian National Cricket Team Pros | Newzealand National Cricket Team Pros |
| Batting depth | Fielding |
| winning on Newzealand | Rotate Strike by taking single and double |
| Indian National Cricket Team Cons | Newzealand National Cricket Team Cons |
| Poor Fielding | Only opening players contribute runs on board |
| Short selection against short delivery | Indian Spinner |
2025 CHAMPIONS TROPHY INDIA DEFEAT ENGLAND IN FINAL MATCH BY 4 WICKETS.
Rohit Sharma man of the match winner of the final match.
Rachin Ravindra man of the tournament winner.
Highest wickets taker of the tournament Newzealand Matt Henry took 10 total wickets.
Highest runs scorer of the the tournament Newzealand Rachin Ravindra, make 263.
Winner of Champions Trophy
1998 SOUTH AFRICA
2000 NEWZEALAND
2002 INDIA AND SRILANKA
2004 WESTINDIES
2006 AUSTRALIA
2009 AUSTRALIA
2013 INDIA
2017 PAKISTAN
2025 INDIA
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