India defeated New Zealand by four wickets to claim their second consecutive ICC title. In the 252 chase, Rohit played a major role with a knock of 76 runs before Shreyas Iyer (48) and K.L. Rahul (34 not out) gave the finishing touches to take the side over the line on a slow and tricky Dubai pitch. Amre is also the childhood coach of Iyer, who finished as India’s top run-getter and second overall with 241 runs, including two fifties. The former batter also highlighted the strength of the Indian bowling lineup in the absence of their premier pacer, Jasprit Bumrah. \”We have (winning options) Our bowling department is looking good,\” Amre said. \”It makes all of us happy when Team India wins an ICC trophy. They played as a team, and we played good cricket throughout the tournament,\” he added. \”He has to work on his fitness to play a lot of cricket for the next five years. He has game awareness and has delivered on important occasions,\” he said.