Champions Trophy 2013

Champions Trophy: India gets DRS right; Australia fails at this too

A look at how the DRS was used in the Champions Trophy.

Jadeja is the fastest learner in international cricket

In the latest edition of SportsTalk, veteran cricket writer Ayaz Memon, who is just back from England, spoke about India's triumph and put the spotlight on Dhawan and Jadeja.

India didn't panic in crucial situations: Rahul Dravid

The 40-year-old former cricketer also lauded India's fielding during the eight-nation one-day tournament, which was held for the last time.

Dhoni, Dhawan, Kohli, Jadeja, and Bhuvi in Champions Trophy best XI

Dhoni was named as the captain after he led his side to victory in the final, thus becoming the first captain in the history of the game to lift all three major ICC trophies.

Champions Trophy win cements Dhoni's legacy as captain

For the 31-year-old Dhoni, winning the Champions Trophy completed a remarkable cycle of triumphs which started with the T20 World Cup in 2007. India also won the 2011 ODI World Cup under his leadership.

Champions Trophy exploits lift Jadeja to third in ICC ODI bowler's rankings

Ravindra Jadeja is now the third ranked international bowler in one-day cricket, while India have opened a big gap at the top of the team rankings.

Laxman coy on Sehwag-Gambhir future after Dhawan-Rohit success

Laxman also lavished praise on skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni for keeping the focus on the tournament despite disturbing developments back home.

Champions Trophy final: England let themselves down... again!

Many will say MS Dhoni was the genius captain who psychologically outwitted England, but no one can really buy that

India are the champions, but Dhoni is the hero

Former players spoke highly of the young team's ability to perform under pressure and said it augurs well for the future of Indian cricket despite the recent retirements of many stalwarts.

Tweet Feed: India's stars jubilant after Champions Trophy win

Off-spinner R Ashwin, whose miserly figures of two for 15 in four overs tightening the noose around English batsmen, said the victory belonged to every Indian cricket fan.