India defeated England by five runs in Edgbaston in June 2013 to claim its second ICC Champions Trophy (having shared the title with Sri Lanka in 2002) and assert its status as the WORLD’S BEST ODI side. The win helped Dhoni complete his collection of ICC silverware as captain, after having won the 2007 WT20 and the 2011 World Cup.
It seemed a little unfair, even M. S. Dhoni agreed, that the final of a premier one-day tournament had to be reduced to a 20-over shootout, but his side was not complaining. India defeated England by five runs at Edgbaston in June 2013 to claim its second ICC Champions Trophy (having shared the title with Sri Lanka in 2002) and assert its status as the world’s best ODI side. The win helped Dhoni complete his collection of ICC silverware as captain, after having won the 2007 WT20 and the 2011 World Cup. The final was a stop-start affair, thanks to persistent rain, and at one stage it seemed a match would be impossible. India managed only 129 after a late assault from Ravindra Jadeja.
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