Mohammed Shami moved on to one side among the Champagne Shower during the Champions Trophy festival of India – Watch. Cricket news

India won the Champions Trophy 2025 title with a wider four -wicket win over New Zealand in the final on Sunday. India did not lose a single match in the competition and in the final, it was a special performance from the skipper. Rohit Sharma This proved to be important for the side. With the win, India strengthened its position as one of the world’s leading white-ball teams with three ICC finals in the last two years. Videos of the Indian cricket team celebrations on stage with the trophy are viral. One of the video shows the fast bowler Mohammed Shami, when the players were spraying champagne on each other. The fast bowler, who took 9 wickets in the competition, re -included the team’s moments for photographs.

Many fans speculated that Shami briefly moved away due to his religious beliefs.

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Some recalled a similar incident during Australia’s celebrations after a 4–0 win over England in the 2021–22 Ashes series. Skipper when Australian players were about to open champagne bottles Pat Cummins Realised that Usman Khwaja Will not be able to attend the ceremonies. Cummins quickly asked the players to keep the bottles away and asked Khwaja to join his companions.

Shami was among the players of five Indian cricket team, who cut the tournament team for the Champions Trophy 2025.

In addition to pacer, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul And spinner Varun Chakraborty was also added to the side. Shami claimed 9 wickets against Bangladesh in the initial match of the campaign with a five wickets.

He was about to take joint top wickets for India in the Champions Trophy with Chakraborty.

Meanwhile, it was a tournament to remember for Virat Kohli, who produced several matches winning knocks and finished the tournament with 218 runs out of 5 matches.