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India<\/strong>\u2018s victory in the Champions Trophy 2025 final<\/a> against New Zealand<\/strong> was a night of cricketing brilliance and unbridled celebration, with Shreyas Iyer<\/strong> stealing the spotlight both on and off the field. After guiding India to a thrilling four-wicket win at the Dubai International Stadium, Iyer capped off the triumph with an electrifying dance performance in front of the Champions board, a moment that has already become iconic in Indian cricket lore.<\/p>\n The final was a rollercoaster affair. New Zealand posted a challenging 251\/8 in their 50 overs, driven by a resilient batting effort on a pitch that offered something for both bowlers and batters. India\u2019s chase began exceptionally well, captain Rohit Sharma<\/strong><\/a> and his opening partner Shubman Gill<\/strong> forming a brilliant 100-run partnership. The duo added 105 for the first wicket before the Black Caps bounced back and earned some wickets in quick successions, including of Rohit, who was dismissed for well-made 76 runs.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, Iyer, who entered the crease after Virat Kohli<\/strong>\u2018s wicket in the 20th over of India\u2019s chase, played a resilient knock. His composed yet aggressive 48 off 52 balls steadied the ship and set the stage for the lower order to finish the job. Contributions from the Axar Patel, KL Rahul<\/strong> and Hardik Pandya<\/strong> ensured India crossed the line with 1 over to spare, sparking wild celebrations among players and fans alike.<\/p>\n This victory marked India\u2019s third Champions Trophy title, adding to their illustrious wins in 2002 (shared with Sri Lanka) and 2013. Under the leadership of captain Rohit, India remained unbeaten throughout the tournament, cementing their dominance in the 50-over format.<\/p>\n But it was what happened after the match that truly set social media ablaze. As the team gathered around the Champions Trophy for photographs, Iyer broke into an impromptu dance routine. With the gleaming trophy in the backdrop, Iyer\u2019s moves\u2014rhythmic, confident, and packed with swagger\u2014drew instant comparisons to Kohli\u2019s unforgettable \u201cGangnam Style\u201d jig after India\u2019s 2013 Champions Trophy win against England.<\/p>\n Iyer to fire haipic.twitter.com\/SHkTz86qLw<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 IPL (@WatchIPLvideos) March 10, 2025<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Iyer\u2019s contribution wasn\u2019t limited to the final. The 30-year-old Mumbai batter emerged as the tournament\u2019s second-highest run-scorer, amassing 243 runs across five matches at an average of 48.60. His tally included two crucial half-centuries, showcasing his ability to anchor innings and accelerate when needed. His standout performances earned him praise from fans and pundits, with many hailing him as the backbone of India\u2019s batting lineup in the competition.<\/p>\nA hard-fought victory for Team India<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Shreyas Iyer\u2019s dance moves stole the show<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Iyer\u2019s stellar tournament run<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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