ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Who Won the Player of the Tournament Title? Check Here

Rachin Ravindra was named the Player of the Tournament in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. The young New Zealand all-rounder impressed with both bat and ball, playing a crucial role in his team's journey to the final.

He scored 263 runs in four matches at an average of 65.75. His standout performances included two brilliant centuries against Bangladesh and South Africa. Ravindra’s ability to anchor innings and accelerate when needed made him a key asset for New Zealand.

With the ball, he contributed by taking three important wickets, including the prized dismissal of India’s captain, Rohit Sharma, in the final. His all-round performance highlighted his versatility and growing stature in international cricket.

Notably, he became the first player in ODI history to score five centuries in ICC events before achieving any in bilateral series. At just 25, Ravindra has established himself as one of the brightest stars in world cricket.

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In the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy, Pakistan's fast bowler Hasan Ali was named Player of the Tournament. He claimed 13 wickets at an average of 14.69 and an economy rate of 4.29.

In the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy, New Zealand's Rachin Ravindra was honored as Player of the Tournament. The 25-year-old all-rounder amassed 263 runs in four matches, averaging 65.75, with two centuries against Bangladesh and South Africa. With the ball, he took three crucial wickets, including India's captain Rohit Sharma in the final.

Notably, Ravindra became the first player in ODI history to score five centuries in ICC events before achieving any in bilateral series, underscoring his rising prominence in international cricket.

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Top 10 Contenders for ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Player of the Tournament

#1. Matt Henry (New Zealand)

Matt Henry has once again proved why he is one of the most dependable pacers for New Zealand. In just four matches, he has taken 10 wickets at an impressive average of 16.70. His ability to strike with both the new and old balls makes him a key weapon for the Black Caps. His standout performance came against India, where he registered figures of 5/42, dismantling their batting order.

#2. Mitchell Santner (New Zealand)

The New Zealand captain has led by example, picking up 7 wickets in the tournament at an economy of 4.85. His crucial spell in the semi-final against South Africa, where he dismissed Temba Bavuma, Rassie van der Dussen, and Heinrich Klaasen, played a vital role in his team's victory.

#3. Virat Kohli (India)

A tournament like the ICC Champions Trophy brings out the best in Virat Kohli. With 217 runs in 4 matches at an average of 72.33, he remains India's batting pillar. His unbeaten 100 against Pakistan and his crucial 84 against Australia in the semi-final showcased his ability to perform under pressure. With 7 catches as well, he has contributed in the field too.

#4. Shreyas Iyer (India)

Shreyas Iyer has played a crucial role in India’s middle order, scoring 105 runs in 4 matches. His most valuable contribution came in the Group A decider against New Zealand, where his partnership with Axar Patel helped India recover from 30/3. His sharp fielding skills, including a direct hit to dismiss Alex Carey, have added to his all-round impact.

#5. Kane Williamson (New Zealand)

A true leader, Kane Williamson has anchored New Zealand’s batting with 189 runs at an average of 47.25. His composed 102 against South Africa in the semi-final was a masterclass in pressure handling. Along with his batting, his safe hands in the field have been instrumental, with 7 catches to his name.

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#6. Rachin Ravindra (New Zealand)

One of the brightest young talents in world cricket, Rachin Ravindra has had a tournament to remember. In just three matches, he has scored 226 runs, including a stunning 112 against Bangladesh. His all-round abilities were on display in the semi-final against South Africa, where he scored 108, took a wicket, and grabbed two catches.

#7. Glenn Phillips (New Zealand)

A true match-winner, Glenn Phillips played a key role in New Zealand’s semi-final win over South Africa. His aggressive 49 off 27 balls helped set a big target, and he followed it up with two wickets and a sharp catch. His sensational catch to dismiss Virat Kohli in the group stage also remains a highlight of the tournament.

#8. Azmatullah Omarzai (Afghanistan)

Afghanistan’s rising star, Azmatullah Omarzai, made a significant impact in the tournament. With 7 wickets and 126 runs in just three matches, he proved his all-round capabilities. His five-wicket haul against England, where he dismissed key batters like Joe Root and Jos Buttler, played a huge role in Afghanistan’s win.

#9. Varun Chakravarthy (India)

Varun Chakravarthy has been India's surprise package in the bowling department. Despite playing just two matches, he has picked up 7 wickets at an incredible average of 13.00. His match-winning 5/42 against New Zealand helped India top Group A and showcased his mystery spin.

#10. Mohammed Shami (India)

A veteran pacer, Mohammed Shami has shown that he still has plenty to offer in ODI cricket. His 5/53 against Bangladesh was a crucial performance, and his 3/48 in the semi-final against Australia, including the key wicket of Steve Smith, underlined his ability to deliver in high-pressure situations.

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