This ICC Champions Trophy 2025 setting up to access Pakistan and UaeThe world brings excitement and expected excitement among cricket fans around the world. As one of the most influential global tournaments, the Champions Cup witnessed the legendary cricketers who presented memorable performances over the years. The upcoming publication is expected to be a difference, and the teams are eager to claim the enthusiastic headline.
Among the main factors that determine the success of the tournament, several players are named in record books through successive performances. Some fighters do not entertain their fans with just blows, but also played vital roles in their team’s success.
Adults who dominate the Champions Cup
Over the years, several highly qualified warriors in the tournament showed a remarkable consistency. Some were adapted to the ability to provide places among the highest runners in the history of the champion cup, to perform under pressure. Let’s take a look at the best runners in the history of the tournament.
Top 5 runners in the history of Trophy
5) Sourav Ganguly (India) – 1998-2004
- Matches: 13
- Works: 665
- Medium: 73.88
- 100-50s: 3/3
- The highest score: 141 *
Ganguly, one of India’s largest captains, was definitely a force in the champion cup. The ability to anchor the shots while playing attack shots made him a vital asset for India.
In 2000, he played a ganguly role, which ended as the highest runner of the tournament. India was not against South Africa, not against South Africa in the semifinal, which helps to order a place in the final. Ganguly’s shots were Mastering in Batting under the pressure and was short of the Indian title, but in the final against New Zealand.
With three centuries, Ganguly, the champion remains one of the longest fights in the history of the cup. His leadership and elegant shot did him the main player for India in the tournament.
4) Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka) – 2000-2013
- Matches: 22
- Works: 683
- Medium: 37.94
- 100s / 50s: 1/4
- Highest score: 134 *
Sangakkara, one of the largest wicketers of all periods, was the column of the champion of the champion of the Sri Lankan Champion Cup. Sangakkar, who is known to match the game and adapt to different conditions, played several important knives for Sri Lanka.
One of his most memorable shots was the 7th edition of England in 2013, where 135 balls were led by 135 balls and Sri Lanka. The ability to stabilize the dooms and accelerate when necessary, made the main player in the medium level.
3) Shikhar Dhawan (India) – 2013-2017
- Matches: 10
- Works: 701
- Average: 77.88
- 100-50s: 3/3
- Highest score: 125
Dhawan is one of the most dominant players in champion cup history, despite only two publications (2013 and 2017). His aggressive opening batting was the perfect start in both campaigns in India.
Dhawan was a leading runner in both editions he played. In the 2013 tournament, 5 matches, including South Africa and West India, including 363 runs in 5 matches. His efforts helped the champion of the champion under the captain of India Dhoni.
In 2017, Dhawan was unbearable, 338 escape and Rohit Sharma formed a deadly opening partnership with Sharma. He played a key role in the turn of India’s finals, finishing the tournament with a bright 125 against Sri Lanka in the group stage. The ability to dominate the fearless stroke game and bowlers created one of the best players in the history of Champion Cup.
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2) Mahela Jayawarde (Sri Lanka) – 2000-2013
- Matches: 22
- Works: 742
- Medium: 41.22
- 100-50s: 0/5
- Highest score: 84 *
The legend of the other Sri Lankan, Jayawardene, was one of the most technically voicing battles to grace the game. Unlike some other in this list, he did not hit a century in the champion cup, but was known for his sequence and anchor shooting capacity.
Jayawarden’s best performances often came to decisive games. The 2013 edition hit the best 84 defeat against Australia. Its ability to build a shot and turn on the holidays created an important player in the middle order.
His 742 championship tropies Sri Lanka, the highest runner of Sri Lanka in the tournament of Sri Lanka.
1) Chris Gayle (West Indies) – 2002-2013
- Matches: 17
- Works: 791
- Average: 52.73
- 100s / 50s: 3/1
- Highest score: 133 *
Gayle, one of the most destructive corpses in the history of Cricket, exceeds graphs as the highest runner in the champion cup. Gayle, known for explosive batting, dominated bowlers with fearless approach.
Gayle, in 2004, the champions of West India played a key role in Trophy Triosh, and vital in the tournament. In 2006, it demonstrates the ability to power, as one of the most memorable shots in 2006 against South Africa and South Africa.
With three centuries, Gayle keeps a joint record for the most tons in the tournament. The ability to change the course of a match alone made it a nightmare for bowler.
Virat Kohli is a leader among active players
Currently among active players, Virat Kohli Champions keep the record for the most run in the history of Trophy. India Batting Maestro, 529 escapes in 13 matches, 529 runs in five and a half centuries.
Kohli played the largest role in the 2013 champion of the champion of India, and 43 goals in the final against England. The ability to perform in high-pressure games turned it into one of the most reliable warriors in ICC tournaments.
In 2025, in 2025, Kohli will be able to raise the ratings in 2025 and cement the heritage in the Champion Cup.
