New Delhi: The Champions Trophy final may be over, but debates around India’s victory haven’t stopped. Many media outlets and former cricketers alleged that India was given an unfair advantage in the tournament. However, legendary Pakistani cricketer Wasim Akram silenced all critics, firmly stating that under Rohit Sharma’s captaincy, Team India would have won the trophy no matter where it was played.
Controversy Over India’s Victory
After India’s dominant performance in the final against New Zealand, several experts and media channels speculated that the tournament conditions favored India. Some even went on to say that pitches and scheduling were in India’s favor. The discussion gained traction, with social media buzzing about whether India truly deserved the win.
However, Wasim Akram, one of the most respected voices in world cricket, dismissed these claims outright.
Wasim Akram’s Bold Statement
Speaking on a live sports panel, Akram confidently defended India’s win. “People are making excuses, but the truth is, this Indian team is unstoppable. Rohit Sharma has built a squad that can dominate in any conditions—whether in India, England, Australia, or South Africa. They didn’t win because of any advantage; they won because they were the best team in the tournament.”
His statement immediately gained attention, putting an end to the ongoing debate. Akram praised Rohit Sharma’s leadership, highlighting his ability to keep the team calm under pressure and make the right tactical decisions.
Fans and Experts Applaud Akram
Cricket fans worldwide lauded Akram for his honest analysis. Social media was flooded with appreciation for his unbiased opinion. “Respect to Wasim Akram for speaking the truth. India dominated fair and square,” one fan tweeted.Even Indian cricket legends echoed Akram’s views, stating that Team India’s performance was proof of their superiority, and no external factors played a role in their victory.
India’s Unstoppable Dominance
With Rohit Sharma at the helm, Team India continues to shine on the global stage. As the world debates, India is already looking ahead to future tournaments, ready to prove their dominance once again.