The Champions Trophy winners list has witnessed some unforgettable moments in cricket history, with legendary teams and iconic players etching their names in the books of ICC champions. 

So, as we look ahead to future editions, cricket fans around the world are eagerly waiting for the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy Tournament. While the tournament has started showcasing these impressive performances, it also brings forth memories of cricketing legends who have etched their names in history with unforgettable centuries.
 

As the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 progresses, players like TWM Latham (108 runs in 104 balls) and WA Young (107 runs in 113 balls) are making waves for New Zealand's men's cricket team. They won against Pakistan by 60 runs.

Most Centuries (100) in Champions Trophy from 1998 to 2025

1)Shikhar Dhawan (India)

Shikhar Dhawan is known for his outstanding performances and volatile batting. He has always performed extraordinarily in the Champions Trophy and other tournaments as well. From 2013 to 2017, he scored 3 centuries in just 10 matches, making a total of 701 runs. His highest score of 125 runs remains one of the most memorable innings in the tournament's history.

With a strike rate of 101.59, his presence in such prestigious matches has been a game-changer for India.

2) Sourav Ganguly (India)

Sourav Ganguly, the former Indian captain, played a key role in shaping India as a global cricketing powerhouse. His performances in the ICC Champions Trophy, scoring 3 centuries from 13 matches between 1998 and 2004, solidified his place in ODI history.

With a score of 141 runs, Ganguly's contributions to Indian cricket during this tournament cannot be overstated.

3) Chris Gayle (West Indies)

Chris Gayle's performances in the ICC Champions Trophy have shown his hard work and commitment to the game, along with his extraordinary talent. Between 2002 and 2013, Gayle scored 3 centuries in the tournament, making a total of 791 runs from 17 matches. His highest score of 133 exemplifies his unmatched power and dominance.
 

4)Saeed Anwar (Pakistan)

Saeed Anwar, one of Pakistan's most elegant openers made a lasting impression in the Champions Trophy with his ability to score runs under pressure. Within just 2 years, Anwar scored 2 centuries from just four matches, accumulating 289 runs with a highest score of 105. Anwar's stylish stroke play and composure at the crease made him a key player for Pakistan in the tournament.

5) TWM Latham (New Zealand)

On 19th February 2025 in the 2025 Champions Trophy, TWM Latham has already made a significant impact, scoring a brilliant 118 from just 1 match, with an incredible strike rate of 113.46. Even though this is just the beginning, Latham's performance has made him a great asset to New Zealand team.

Latham's score of 118 runs is a perfect example of how New Zealand's openers can control the game. His ability to stay composed during tense situations is surely an asset to New Zealand.

6) WA Young (New Zealand)

Alongside Latham, WA Young is also a New Zealand player to watch out for in the 2025 Champions Trophy. Young scored an amazing 107, with an average of 107.0, in just one match. His performance in the last match has proved that his immense talent and potential are clearly what the team requires.

His ability to maintain a strike rate of 94.69 while staying focused on the task at hand shows that New Zealand has a promising future in the 2025 Champions Trophy.

As the 2025 tournament unfolds, we can only look forward to more memorable innings, new records, and emerging heroes who will continue to add to the rich legacy of the ICC Champions Trophy.

Frequently Asked Questions

1) Where Can I watch The Champions Trophy 2025 For Free?

You can watch live matches on Jio Hotstar.

2)  Who will host the ICC Champions Trophy in 2025?

The 2025 ICC Men's Champions Trophy will be held in Pakistan, with matches taking place across multiple venues, including Lahore, Karachi, Rawalpindi, and Dubai (UAE).

3) What is the format of the Champions Trophy?

The ICC Men's Champions Trophy 2025 will feature eight teams competing in a group stage, with four teams in Group A and four in Group B, followed by knockout rounds, i.e., the semi-finals.

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