Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma became the only two Indian players to win 4 ICC tournaments when India defeated New Zealand to win the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 on Sunday. India won the final by 4 wickets and became three-time champions.

Though Virat Kohli made just 1 run in the final, he scored a century against Pakistan and shepherded India into the final, scoring 84 against Australia in the semi-final. He made a total of 218 runs in the tournament in 5 matches.

As India won the Champions Trophy 2025, Virat Kohli was in conversation with Star Sports presenter Jatin Sapru and Sapru reminded Kohli of his Gangnam-style dance and pushup celebrations he did when India won the 2013 Champions Trophy in England.

He was asked by TV presenter Jatin Sapru to do the same while speaking on broadcast but shyly turned down the idea. "He is an older guy now!," said Sapru with Kohli shaking his head.  

Sapru then asked Kohli to discuss his ambitions and attitude after winning his fourth ICC title. The 36-year-old has won the 2011 ODI World Cup, the 2013 and 2025 Champions Trophy, and the 2024 T20 World Cup during his stellar career.

When asked if it still gives the same feeling, Kohli said, "Of course, that's why you play this game. You play for such big days, for such big tournaments. When you do it four times, then it is a blessing. I consider myself lucky to have played for this long and to have won four times. It's been amazing.”

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Coming into it, there were some rumors that Kohli, and Rohit Sharma, would retire after the tournament. For now, the duo turned down any such notion.

"I try to speak to these guys as much as possible, try to share my experience, how I've been able to play for so long, try to step in wherever I can to help improve their games and yeah, it's only, as they rightly say, when you leave, you want to leave the place in a better position," said Kohli while speaking to Simon Doull.

"That's our effort, you know, that's what we're striving for that when eventually we are finally done at whatever stage, we have a squad that's ready to take on the world for the next 8-10 years, and these guys definitely have the talent to do so and also the game awareness and, you know, they've stepped up already, so many impactful innings, this guy's played Shreyas (Iyer), beautiful, KL's (Rahul) been finishing games, so Hardik's (Pandya) a match winner,” Kohli added.

India has won 23 matches out of 24 played in the last three ICC tournaments, winning two trophies. The only match India lost was the final of the ICC World Cup 2023 to Australia.