A lookback at biggest talking points and the moments that mattered the most in the tournament’s 27-year history.

The ICC Champions Trophy is one of the most prestigious one-day tournaments in cricket. It is rightly called the Mini World Cup. First held in 1998 in Bangladesh, the tournament has some of the finest displays of bowling in one-day internationals.

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Over the years, the ICC Champions Trophy has witnessed some of the greatest bowlers delivering match-winning performances on the big stage. From devastating pace attacks to masterful spin spells, these bowlers have shaped the tournament’s history.

Pakistan shocked India with a dominant win in the final, as Fakhar Zaman’s century and Amir’s bowling sealed their first Champions Trophy title. India looked set for victory, but Chris Cairns played a stunning innings to guide New Zealand to their first major ICC tournament win.

The ICC Champions Trophy is back for the first time since 2017. The 'Mini World Cup' has had a stop-start existence in cricket's calendar.

South Africa are the eighth and final team competing in the 2025 Champions Trophy. The Proteas will join Afghanistan, Australia and England in Group B and if they finish in the top two positions they will face Bangladesh,