The Indian cricket team secured their place in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final after the Indian team defeated Australia in the Champions Trophy 2025 semifinal on Tuesday. Virat Kohli played a crucial Innings in India's run chase, scoring a brilliant 84 off 98 balls, while Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul added Crucial runs in the middle overs. Since India has had a tough time against Australia in ICC knockout matches, the dressing room was filled with joy, especially for captain Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli showed their love and heartfeltness after winning the Semi-finals in ICC Champions Trophy 2025.

A video is going viral on social media, showing the Indian team's celebrations in the dressing room after their win in the Semifinals against Australia. It starts with Virat Kohli jokingly describing Hardik Pandya’s big straight sixes, which gets a priceless reaction from Rohit Sharma. Later, Kohli, Pandya, and Rohit are seen jumping with joy and full of happiness, completely lost in the moment.

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With India's win over Australia, Team India got some payback for their 2023 ODI World Cup final loss against the same team in the Finals. But now, all eyes are on the big final of ICC Champions Trophy 2025 on Sunday.

India has been in full form throughout the tournament, but some people claim they had an "unfair advantage" because all their matches were played in Dubai. When head coach Gautam Gambhir was asked about this after the match.

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"I keep hearing about this so-called undue advantage, but what does that even mean? This stadium is as neutral for us as it is for any other team. I can’t even remember the last time we played a tournament here," Gambhir said.

"We didn’t even practice here. All our training sessions were at the ICC Academy, and the conditions there are completely different. Some people just love to complain, but the truth is, we had no special advantage," he added. India will now take on the winner of the second semifinal between South Africa and New Zealand in the final on Sunday.