
- by ZAP Cricket
Major Cricket Trophies in 2025: Winners, Results & Key Moments
- by ZAP Cricket
2025 delivered major cricket tournaments across men's, women's and age-group cricket. What began as a preview can now be read as a retrospective of the year's biggest trophy winners and turning points.
Last updated: October 7, 2026
| Tournament | Winner | Runner-up | Key result |
| ICC Women's U19 T20 World Cup | India | South Africa | India won the final by 9 wickets |
| ICC Men's Champions Trophy | India | New Zealand | India won the final by 4 wickets |
| ICC World Test Championship Final | South Africa | Australia | South Africa won at Lord's |
| ICC Women's Cricket World Cup | India | South Africa | India won the final by 52 runs |
| Men's Asia Cup | India | Pakistan | India won the final by 5 wickets |
India successfully defended the title in Malaysia. Niki Prasad's side beat South Africa by nine wickets in the final on 2 February 2025, completing an unbeaten tournament.
India completed an unbeaten campaign by beating New Zealand by four wickets in the final in Dubai on 9 March. Rohit Sharma scored 76 as India chased 252 and became the first team to win the Champions Trophy three times.
South Africa defeated Australia at Lord's to win the 2023-25 World Test Championship. The victory ended South Africa's long wait for a senior men's ICC trophy and gave Temba Bavuma's team the Test mace.
India won their first Women's Cricket World Cup title at home, beating South Africa by 52 runs in Navi Mumbai. Deepti Sharma scored 58 and took 5/39 in the final, while Shafali Verma made 87.
The Asia Cup is organised by the Asian Cricket Council, not the ICC, but it was one of the year's major international tournaments. India beat Pakistan by five wickets in the Dubai final on 28 September, with Tilak Varma making an unbeaten 69.
India won the U19 Women's T20 World Cup, the men's Champions Trophy, the Women's Cricket World Cup and the men's Asia Cup in the same calendar year. That made 2025 one of the strongest multi-team trophy years in Indian cricket history.
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