Ahead of the Champions Trophy 2017, Rohit Sharma had an eight-month break from international cricket due to a thigh injury. He made a return in the Indian Premier League but didn't look at his best.

Having barely qualified for the Champions Trophy, the eighth ranked One-Day International (ODI) team pipped arch-rivals and favourites India in the final to win the coveted crown for the first time.

After being reduced to 43/2, England picked themselves up courtesy Duckett and Joe Root who stitched a 158-run partnership to take the 2004 Champions Trophy finalists to 201/3. Skipper Jos Buttler ...

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New Zealand's Matt Henry missed out to be part of the playing XI because of an injury, but finished as Champions Trophy 2025's highest wicket-taker with 10 wickets followed by India's Varun ...