Championship Trophy Final: Dubai International Stadium witnessed an unforgettable cricket and joyful celebration night as India beat four wickets to win the trophy for the ICC Championship 2025. While the victory itself is a monumental achievement, it is Shryas Iyer’s dance on the stage of dance in front of the champion, a wealthy Fliair, a historical victory that won Fliair.
After winning CT, Shreyas Iyer’s Dance pic.twitter.com/snbiubsbri
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India’s hard victory
The final was a shocking match, with both teams struggling for a coveted championship. First, New Zealand announced a 251/8 total competition in 50 matches. One of their innings is built on elastic hitting efforts, providing ostensibly with bowlers and batsmen.
The Indian chase begins a dream due to an excellent 105-pole opening booth between Captain Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill. Rohit leads the way with a well-crafted 76, laying the foundation for the intermediate order. However, New Zealand repelled with a quick wicket, putting India under pressure on the successive dismissal of Rohit and Virat Kohli.
Enter Shryas Iyer, who ranked fourth after Kohli was fired over the 20th. He made a big knock and scored 48 out of 52 balls, stabilizing India’s pursuit at a critical moment. His calm approach ensures that India stays on track so that the work can be done. The contributions of Axar Patel, KL Rahul and Hardik Pandya ensured India reached its goal with a lowering of six wickets and a backup, and won a famous victory.
The victory marked India’s third title title, which had previously won the championship in 2002 (shared with Sri Lanka) and 2013. Under Rohit Sharma, the team remained unbeaten throughout the game, enhancing their dominance with 50 surpassing formats.
Shreyas Iyer’s Dance Sparks Social Media Crazy
Although India’s victory was the cause of the massive celebration, Iyer’s post-match antics became the town’s conversation. As the team gathered to take pictures at the championship trophy, Iyer broke into the improvisational dance in front of the championship committee. His rhythm and confident moves immediately burned on social media, comparing with Virat Kohli’s famous “Gangnam Style” dance.
The unsung hero of the game Iyer
Iyer’s contribution goes far beyond his dance moves. Mumbai’s batsman finished with the second-highest running scoring match in the tournament, amassing 243 matches in five matches with a score of 48.60. His count includes two crucial half-century, demonstrating his ability to anchor and speed up when needed. His performance throughout the game played a major role in India’s success, thus gaining wide praise from fans and cricket experts.
As India wins ICC again, Iyer’s dance and championship contributions will be remembered as the defining moment of the championship. With the team’s highest form and a team full of talent, India’s future in the world cricket match looks brighter than ever.
