India captain Rohit Sharma dismissed suggestions that they have had an unfair advantage by being allowed to play all their Champions Trophy matches in Dubai.

India have had the luxury of no travel and knowing where all of their games will be held, whereas Australia and South Africa were not clear on where their respective semi-finals were going to take pla

At the Dubai International Stadium on Tuesday, familiar rivals India and Australia will clash to seal a place in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final

Blessed with a venue advantage and with a depleted Australia at their disposal, India will be gunning for revenge when the familiar foes clash in the first semifinal of the Champions Trophy in Dubai on Tuesday.

Rohit Sharma has rejected claims that India has an advantage in the Champions Trophy due to playing all matches in Dubai.

Rohit Sharma has responded to criticism that Team India is enjoying an undue 'advantage' in the ongoing ICC Champions Trophy 2025 by playing all their matches at the same venue. The Indian captain reckons the accusations are far from true because the playing conditions and pitches in Dubai are in stark contrast with each other.

Rohit Sharma has played down the idea that India have “home” advantage in the Champions Trophy, as the only side playing all their matches at one venue. The tournament favourites will face Australia at Dubai International Stadium on Tuesday in the first semi-final.