
The excitement of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 is being seen among cricket lovers. In the tournament starting from February 19, the most craze among the fans is for the Indian team. The Indian team led by Rohit Sharma will start its campaign against Bangladesh on February 20.
Anyway, before the Champions Trophy, the new jersey of the Indian team was launched, in which the name of Pakistan is printed. Remind that Pakistan is hosting the Champions Trophy 2025, but India will play all its matches in Dubai. The Indian team is not playing matches in Pakistan due to security reasons.
Rohit-Jadeja fight over numbers.
BCCI shared a video in which Indian captain Rohit Sharma and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja are seen sitting in the car. Both were seen going to a photoshoot session wearing new jerseys. During this, there was a conversation between the two about numbers. Rohit Sharma recalled that this is his 14th tournament for the photoshoot of the ICC tournament.
The Indian captain recalled that he did a photoshoot wearing a jersey for 9 T20 World Cups, three ODI World Cups, and two World Test Championship finals. On the other hand, when Jadeja remembered his numbers, he could reach only around 14-15. While talking, both the cricketers have reached the studio for the photoshoot.
Gill does not remember the numbers.
The video further shows that Ravindra Jadeja and Shubman Gill are sitting together. Then Jadeja asks the young cricketer which photoshoot is yours. To this Gill says that the third. Then he is reminded that apart from the T20 World Cup, ODI World Cup, and Champions Trophy 2025, there are also two World Test Championship finals. Then Gill says that yes, this is my fifth photoshoot.
After this, Gill retorts to experienced all-rounder Jadeja and asks what is your number? Jaddu once again counts the numbers and says that Rohit might have more numbers. Jadeja says that I might have 15 photoshoots but you know that Rohit has only 9 photoshoots of the T20 World Cup.
Indian players had fun.
In the video shared by BCCI, it is seen that Indian players had a lot of fun during the photoshoot with the new jersey. Arshdeep Singh interrupted the player that he is so tired of giving autographs that he is making the smiley too small. At the same time, Mohammed Shami was seen showing enthusiasm while getting the photoshoot done. Virat Kohli was also seen in the video, but none of his fun moments were captured.
Eye on the title after 12 years
Let us tell you that the Indian team will play its first match in the Champions Trophy 2025 on Thursday. Under the leadership of Rohit Sharma, India will try to win the Champions Trophy title after 12 years. Earlier, India had won the Champions Trophy title in 2013 under the captaincy of Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
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