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Sanath Jayasuriya to Hansie Cronje: Captains with 50-plus scores in Champions Trophy final
Rohit Sharma had a score of more than fifty runs as India won the Champions Trophy 2025 final. On that note, let's take a look at captains who have 50+ score in Champions Trophy finals.
Last Updated on - March 10, 2025 7:48 AM IST
Indian team won the 2025 edition of Champions Trophy as they beat New Zealand by 4 wickets. In a highly-hyped clash, the Men in Blue took the upper edge and claimed the title over the Black Caps. Skipper Rohit Sharma played an explosive inning and scored a half century.
India won by 4 wickets. Rohit scored 76 runs off 83 balls." >
This was the fourth final in an ICC tournament, where Indian team played under Rohit’s captaincy, and the skipper scored a significant number. On that note, we present you with captains that have secured 50-plus scored in the final clash of the Champions Trophy.
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1) Sourav Ganguly(India)
Left handed batter and former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly has his place at the highest score, as not only he had a fifty-plus score, but he had scored a century in the 2000 Champions trophy final against New Zealand. Ganguly had scored 117 runs in that match off 130 balls.
2) Rohit Sharma(India)
India’s test and ODI skipper Rohit Sharma is at the second place in the list. he secured this place after his performance in the recently-concluded 2025 Champions Trophy, where India won by 4 wickets. Rohit scored 76 runs off 83 balls.
3) Sanath Jayasuriya(Sri Lanka)
Former Sri Lankan captain and left arm orthodox bowling allrounder Sanath Jayasuriya sits right below Rohit Sharma with a score of 74 runs off 89 balls during the 2002 Champions Trophy final against India.
4) Hansie Cronje(South Africa)
Former South African captain and right handed batting allrounder Hansie Cronje is at the last spot in the list, with an unbeaten score of 61 runs off 77 balls in the 1998 edition of Champions Trophy9known as ICC Knockout Trophy at the time).