The Indian cricketers, led by Rohit Sharma, made a quiet return home following their triumph in the Champions Trophy in Dubai. After leading India to their second ICC title in nine months, skipper Rohit landed in Mumbai on Monday night.

India’s triumphant skipper Rohit Sharma returned home to a hero’s welcome after leading the Men in Blue to a historic third Champions Trophy title in Dubai on Sunday. Rohit, who played a crucial role in India’s unbeaten campaign,

Rohit became the sixth skipper in the world and the second Indian to win multiple ICC titles, behind MS Dhoni.

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A video of Rohit Sharma leaving the post-final press conference without taking the Champions Trophy has gone viral. Fans on social media claimed it was one of those moments when Rohit's infamous memory lapses were at play.

Indian captain Rohit Sharma returned to Mumbai on Monday after leading his team to a historic win in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 in Dubai.  He led the front with an excellent half-century helping the Men in Blue clinch their third title with a four-wicket victory over New Zealand in the final at Dubai International Stadium on Sunday.

Rohit Sharma made it a night to remember in Dubai for Team India on Sunday as he led from the front to help the side clinch yet another ICC title. Following the four-wicket win over New Zealand, there

Right at the end of a lengthy and typically thoughtful valedictory press conference in the bowels of the Dubai International Stadium late on Sunday night, Rohit Sharma provided the pay off that most of India had been hoping for.

Former cricketer Yograj Singh praises Rohit Sharma for continuing his career, postponing retirement after India's thrilling win over New Zealand in the ODI Champions Trophy final. Rohit's impressive 76-run performance was pivotal,

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.