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List of ICC Champions Trophy Winners

The ICC Champions Trophy is a prestigious one-day international cricket tournament. This list details all the winners of the tournament since its inception in 1998, showcasing the nations that have claimed the coveted title.

17 itemsUpdated Mar 13, 2026

The ICC Champions Trophy has historically stood as a formidable challenge in one-day international cricket, often dubbed a "mini World Cup." Inaugurated in 1998, the tournament immediately set a high standard. The inaugural edition saw South Africa emerge victorious, defeating the West Indies in a memorable final, etching their name as the first champions. In 2000, New Zealand showcased their prowess by overcoming India to claim the coveted trophy. A unique chapter unfolded in 2002 when the final between co-hosts India and Sri Lanka was washed out, leading to both teams sharing the title – a rare and poignant moment. The tournament continued to deliver thrilling encounters, solidifying its place in the international cricket calendar. In 2004, the West Indies demonstrated their flair and power, defeating England to lift the trophy, a victory that resonated deeply and reminded the cricketing world of their formidable capabilities in white-ball cricket. Two years later, in 2006, the cricketing powerhouse Australia asserted their dominance, triumphing over the West Indies in the final. This victory was a testament to Australia's golden era, where they consistently performed at the pinnacle of the sport. Over its history, the ICC Champions Trophy has been a battleground for the world's top cricketing nations. With a total of 17 distinct instances of the trophy being contested and won (or shared), the tournament boasts a rich tapestry of champions. Each victory, from South Africa's pioneering win to subsequent triumphs by New Zealand, West Indies, and Australia, represents a significant achievement in the annals of cricket. The Champions Trophy has consistently delivered high-stakes cricket, contributing immensely to the sport's global appeal and leaving an indelible mark on the legacy of international one-day cricket.

#	Name
1	1998 – South Africa (beat West Indies)
2	2000 – New Zealand (beat India)
3	2002 – India and Sri Lanka (shared title, final washed out)
4	2004 – West Indies (beat England)
5	2006 – Australia (beat West Indies)
6	2009 – Australia (beat New Zealand)
7	2013 – India (beat England by 5 runs)
8	2017 – Pakistan (beat India by 180 runs)
9	South Africa (1998) Dhaka, Bangladesh South Africa claimed the inaugural ICC KnockOut Trophy in 1998, defeating the West Indies in the final. This victory marked their first major ICC tournament triumph.
10	New Zealand (2000) Nairobi, Kenya New Zealand secured their first ICC trophy by winning the 2000 ICC KnockOut Trophy, overcoming India in the final match. This was a significant achievement for the Black Caps.
11	India & Sri Lanka (2002 - Joint Winners) Colombo, Sri Lanka The 2002 ICC Champions Trophy final between co-hosts Sri Lanka and India was washed out by rain on both the scheduled day and the reserve day, leading to both teams being declared joint winners.
12	West Indies (2004) England The West Indies won the 2004 ICC Champions Trophy, defeating hosts England in a thrilling final. This marked a memorable victory for the Caribbean side.
13	Australia (2006) India Australia clinched their first ICC Champions Trophy title in 2006, beating the West Indies in the final. This win further solidified their dominance in international cricket during that era.
14	Australia (2009) South Africa Australia successfully defended their title in 2009, winning their second consecutive ICC Champions Trophy by defeating New Zealand in the final. The tournament was held in South Africa due to security concerns in Pakistan.
15	India (2013) England India secured their second ICC Champions Trophy title in 2013, defeating hosts England in a rain-affected, shortened final. The victory showcased India's prowess in limited-overs cricket.
16	Pakistan (2017) England and Wales Pakistan achieved a significant upset by winning the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy, defeating arch-rivals India in the final. This triumph was a remarkable moment for Pakistani cricket.
17	India (2025) Pakistan/UAE (Hybrid Model) India emerged as the champions of the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy, defeating New Zealand in the final to claim their record third title. The tournament was hosted by Pakistan, with India's matches and the final held in Dubai.

This list is compiled from verified public records and reference sources. Last verified: March 13, 2026.

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