Sunil Gavaskar’s Child-Like Celebration Goes Viral After India’s Champions Trophy 2025 Win: WATCH
Sunil Gavaskar broke into a child-like celebratory dance after India clinched their third Champions Trophy title by defeating New Zealand in a thrilling final. Watch the viral video below.
Indian legendary cricketer Sunil Gavaskar couldn’t hold back his emotions on March 9 (Sunday) at the Dubai International Stadium, breaking into child-like dance moves as India clinched the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 title. Rohit Sharma & co. defeated the Mitchell Santner-led New Zealand by four wickets in a thrilling final to claim their third Champions Trophy title, becoming the most successful team in the tournament’s history.
Sunil Gavaskar, part of the official English commentary team for the marquee event, watched on as Team India lifted the Champions Trophy. The 75-year-old former India captain, who was working for the host broadcaster, broke into an impromptu, joyous dance during a break from his media duties. His animated celebration quickly went viral on social media, delighting cricket fans around the world. Even sports presenter Mayanti Langer couldn’t hold back her laughter as Gavaskar danced and cheered for Team India after their historic win.
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Watch the viral videos of Sunil Gavaskar’s dance after India’s Champions Trophy 2025 win here:
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— soo washed (@anubhav__tweets) March 9, 2025
Sunil Gavaskar after India won champions trophy 😂😂😂
— Chintan Patel (@Patel_Chintan_) March 9, 2025
I think now we can understand his harsh criticism of players pic.twitter.com/rWNsT8k47b
Sunil gavaskar is all of us.
— deep cover (@deepc0vr) March 9, 2025
#ChampionsTrophy2025 pic.twitter.com/OPzvzX00nr
Spinners, Rohit Sharma Star In India's Final Win
Coming to the Champions Trophy 2025 final, New Zealand opted to bat first after winning the toss. Powered by half-centuries from Michael Bracewell and Daryl Mitchell, the Kiwis posted 251/7. India’s spin duo, Kuldeep Yadav and Varun Chakaravarthy, picked up two wickets each to restrict the total.
In reply, India got off to a blazing start thanks to a century stand between Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill. Rohit, who scored a crucial 76 off 83 deliveries in the final, was adjudged Player of the Match. Contributions from KL Rahul (34*), Hardik Pandya (18), Axar Patel (29), and Shreyas Iyer (48) ensured India chased down the target with six balls to spare.
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