The Indian men’s cricket team has etched a remarkable achievement by winning its seventh ICC title, defeating New Zealand by four wickets in the finals of the 2025 Champions Trophy . India’s consistent performances have cemented their place as one of the most successful teams in world cricket.
This was India’s 23rd win in 24 games across the last three men’s ICC events stretching back to 2023 – the only loss coming against Australia in the 2023 Cricket World Cup final. India won the Twenty20 World Cup final against South Africa last year.
Here’s a look at the previous ICC titles won by India, starting with the World Cup lifted by Kapil Dev’s men in 1983.
1983 ODI World Cup
India’s historic journey began in 1983 when Kapil Dev & Co. secured the country’s first World Cup title, defeating the West Indies in a thrilling final at Lord’s.
2002 Champions Trophy
In 2002, India, led by Sourav Ganguly, shared the Champions Trophy title with Sri Lanka in a rain-affected final in Colombo, marking another important milestone in India’s cricketing history.
2007 ICC T20 World Cup
Under MS Dhoni’s captaincy, India triumphed in the 2007 ICC T20 World Cup, defeating Pakistan in the inaugural edition of the tournament to claim their first-ever T20 title.
2011 ODI World Cup
The next major achievement came in 2011, when India won the ODI World Cup by defeating Sri Lanka in a final where MS Dhoni and Gautam Gambhir played pivotal roles.
2013 Champions Trophy
India’s success continued in 2013 when they claimed their second Champions Trophy, defeating England in a tense final on home soil. MS Dhoni’s tactical brilliance and Ravindra Jadeja’s key contribution guided India to this victory against England in a rain-shortened final.
2024 T20 World Cup
In 2024, India ended a long drought in ICC events by overcoming South Africa to secure their sixth international trophy. Despite the challenges, captain Rohit Sharma’s leadership, along with stellar performances, propelled India to victory.
2025 ICC Champions Trophy
In a historic final on Sunday, India defeated New Zealand by 4 wickets to claim their third Champions Trophy title. With solid performances from spinners Kuldeep Yadav and Varun Chakravarthy, and crucial knocks from Rohit Sharma (76 off 83 balls) and Shreyas Iyer (48 off 62 balls), India chased down New Zealand’s total of 251 with six balls to spare.