India stands at the pinnacle of Champions Trophy history, holding the record for the most titles with 3 trophies (2002 joint, 2013, and 2025), cementing their legacy as masters of multi-nation ODI tournaments.

Hosted by Pakistan, Rohit Sharma's Indian side showcased exceptional dominance throughout the tournament to clinch the prestigious trophy once again.

Hosted in England and Wales, Sarfaraz Ahmed’s Pakistan team staged a phenomenal turnaround after an opening-match loss, crushing arch-rivals India by 180 runs in the final.

Played in England and Wales, MS Dhoni led an energetic young Indian team to a tense 5-run victory against the hosts in a rain-reduced short final.

Hosted in South Africa, Australia successfully defended their crown, overcoming New Zealand by 6 wickets in the final thanks to Shane Watson's brilliant back-to-back centuries.

Played in India, Ricky Ponting’s dominant Australian side secured their first Champions Trophy title by defeating the West Indies via the DLS method in the final.

Held in England, a resilient West Indian lower-order partnership between Ian Bradshaw and Courtney Walsh staged an incredible comeback to beat England by 2 wickets.

Hosted in Sri Lanka, persistent rain washed out both the final and the reserve day, resulting in India and Sri Lanka sharing the prestigious trophy.

Played in Kenya, New Zealand claimed their first major ICC trophy under Stephen Fleming, beating India by 4 wickets in a thrilling final.

Hosted in Bangladesh, Hansie Cronje’s South African team triumphed in the inaugural knockout tournament by defeating the West Indies by 4 wickets in the final.