Rohit Sharma led India to a historic ICC Champions Trophy 2025 victory, securing their second ICC trophy in nine months with a thrilling win over New Zealand. He ended retirement speculations ...

Rohit Sharma had a hilarious reaction after he lost his 12th straight toss in ODIs during the Champions Trophy 2025 final against New Zealand. Rohit tied Brian Lara for an unwanted record in ODIs.

The continued misfortune at the toss has become a talking point on social media. On March 4, Rohit lost the toss again, this time in the India vs. Australia semifinal in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.

Meanwhile, Australia won the toss and opted to bat. This is a good call as the teams batting first have done well. In the last game, India defended 249 against New Zealand. Australia have won 84 of ...

Steve Smith has won the toss and opted to bat first. Rohit Sharma has again lost the toss and India has lost 14 consecutive tosses in a row. Australia (Playing XI): Cooper Connolly, Travis Head, ...

Highlight: Match was called off after Australia reached 234/4 in 42.3 overs.

Meanwhile, spinners have been more economical at 4.27 runs per over but have taken only 342 wickets at an average of 30. The toss has not been a decisive factor in determining the outcome of matches ...

Aakash Chopra highlights the importance of the toss in the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy semi-final between India and Australia. Despite India’s success in the group stage without winning any ...

Rohit Sharma has been captain in 11 of those 14 matches, one behind Brian Lara's record for consecutive tosses lost as captain in men's ODIs (12). Kohli: 'The pitch tells me how the cricket needs ...

'I don't think we go out to shock people at all," says Mick Bunnage of the art duo Modern Toss, who are about to stage a 10th anniversary exhibition ...

A comical moment went down at the toss of the ongoing Champions Trophy 2025 clash between India and New Zealand, involving skipper, Rohit Sharma. The amusing occurrence took place after Rohit lost ...

It was not a perfect toss. Ms. Chapman had to wheel to her right to catch what briefly became the most famous wad of chewed-up gum in the world. But she delighted in her feat, raising her arms in ...