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List of Champions Trophy winners

  • India defeated New Zealand by four wickets in the final of the eight-team 50-over tournament in Dubai
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Following is the list of Champions Trophy winners after India defeated New Zealand by four wickets in the final of the eight-team 50-over tournament in Dubai on Sunday.

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  • 2025 India beat New Zealand by four wickets

  • 2017 Pakistan beat India by 180 runs

  • 2013 India beat England by five runs

  • 2009 Australia beat New Zealand by six wickets

  • 2006 Australia beat West Indies by eight wickets

  • 2004 West Indies beat England by two wickets

  • 2002 India and Sri Lanka shared the trophy (match abandoned due to rain)

  • 2000 New Zealand beat India by four wickets

  • 1998 South Africa beat West Indies by four wickets

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