Dinesh Karthik says Rohit Sharma is right up there with some of the best captains from India. Rohit top-scored with an explosive 76 off 83 balls and marshalled the team well on the field as India beat New Zealand by four wickets to win 2025 Champions Trophy. India, the top-ranked ODI team, added the 2025 title to the trophies they won in 2002 and 2013 to become the most successful team in the eight-team competition’s history. The glorious night in Dubai also got Rohit his second ICC title win as a captain after leading India to 2024 Men’s T20 World Cup win in Barbados. In both of India’s trophy wins, the side remained unbeaten throughout their campaign. In a span of nine months to win two massive ICC titles, it doesn’t get better than that. The legacy the man Sharma is leaving has been brilliant. The way he has gone about not only winning the tournament but also picking a team that is suiting conditions. It’s been lovely to watch. In the crunch moments, they’ve stayed calm, and they’ve got some serious talent there with very, very immaculate planning and how it needs to be done.