During ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent his warm congratulations to the Indian cricket team about their outstanding tournament performance. At this point Modi shared his joy alongside other congratulators while expressing his team pride for their impressive accomplishments. The March 9 final matchup between India and New Zealand produced an exciting game which became a record-breaking tournament highlight through high viewership numbers. This triumph gave India another revered ICC championship which reinforced their leading position in worldwide cricket.
India Clinches Champions Trophy 2025 With Thrilling Victory
Team India won by four wickets under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma when they defended the 252-run target at the Dubai International Stadium against New Zealand. The early bowling dismissals of Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill did not derail the team as the middle-order players managed to maintain India’s progress towards winning. Ravindra Jadeja brought finality to the match by delivering the winning plays which earned India its third Champions Trophy trophy. India once shared the Championship with Sri Lanka under Sourav Ganguly in 2002 and later won it again under MS Dhoni in 2013.
PM Modi Hails Team India’s Exceptional Performance
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his heartfelt appreciation to the team for their overwhelming performance in the tournament by extending his congratulations after their victory. Through X social media platform he shared his feelings of pride regarding their championship win. “An exceptional game and an exceptional result! India’s cricket team earns our pride after winning the ICC Champions Trophy title. From the start of the tournament up to this present moment they have performed wonderfully. The team deserves congratulations for their wonderful all-encompassing performance according to PM Modi’s statement. The Prime Minister shared millions of fans’ emotions through his social media post as he celebrated India’s successful championship victory at the Champions Trophy competition.
