The Indian cricket team last lifted ICC Champions Trophy in 2013, defeating England under two-time World Cup winner MS Dhoni's captaincy. Although India reached the final in 2017 under Virat Kohli, they fell short against Pakistan.

Rohit Sharma will lead India in the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy 2025 tournament, hoping to replicate past successes.

India had won the tournament in 2013 when it was held in the United Kingdom, and were joint winners with hosts Sri Lanka in 2002.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has confirmed that the Indian team's jersey for the upcoming Champions Trophy will sport the official International Cricket Council (ICC) logo. This decision is in accordance with ICC guidelines, which include putting the host nation's name on the tournament apparel.

BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia has confirmed that Team India will sport the logo of Pakistan on their national jersey for ICC Champions Trophy 2025 matches.

Recently, there have been reports indicating that India will not feature the host nation's name on their jersey.

The Champions trophy is set to kick off on February 19 with India playing their first match of the tournament on February 20 against Bangladesh. The Indian team will be clothing the jerseys with the official ICC logo of the Champions trophy.

BCCI has confirmed that team India will comply with the ICC regulations and wear the approved logo on the team jersey for Champions Trophy

According to BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia, Team India players will fully comply with the ICC’s dress code regulations during the upcoming mega event.

BCCI confirms adherence to ICC dress code for Champions Trophy; uncertainty remains over Rohit Sharma’s participation in media events in Pakistan.