Hardik Pandya diplomatically addressed India’s absence from Pakistan during Champions Trophy 2025. His reply earned praise as Pakistani fans expressed hope to see India play there in the future.

After leading India to victory in the ICC Champions Trophy, Hardik Pandya expressed his joy and satisfaction. Reflecting on the

Star India all-rounder Hardik Pandya took centre stage and talked about he still wants to keep winning ICC titles after India lifted Champions Trophy 2025.

Hardik Pandya, after lifting the ICC Champions Trophy title, shared his delight. He spoke after the match about the defeat against Pakistan back in the 2017 Champions Trophy, where he got run out batting with Ravindra Jadeja.

After the final, Hardik Pandya addressed a question regarding India not travelling to Pakistan for the marquee event.

Hardik Pandya is all set to Mumbai Indians camp for IPL 2025 preparations after arriving from Dubai as part of the India's Champions Trophy-wining tea

Pandya had a fantastic ICC Champions Trophy 2025 campaign, contributing 99 runs and four wickets in five games. He played small but valuable knocks in the semi-final and final against Australia and New Zealand, scoring 28 and 18 runs respectively, to help his team secure four-wicket wins in both matches.

Rohit Sharma has won 42 of his 56 ODIs as India's captain, a success rate of 75%. Has anyone got a higher win percentage than that? asked Rekhi Singh from India Five wins out of five in the Champions Trophy did lift Rohit Sharma's success rate to 75% in one-day internationals.

India captain Rohit Sharma has dismissed rumours of his retirement after leading his side to triumph in the Champions Trophy. The opener’s half-century set up a successful chase for India in Dubai as they prevailed against New Zealand by four wickets to secure a second successive major tournament title after T20 World Cup success last year.