India captain Rohit Sharma addressed critics who claimed India had an unfair advantage in the Champions Trophy by playing all matches in Dubai. Rohit clarified that Dubai is not India's home venue and emphasized the varying pitch conditions.

Unstoppable Team India take on a depleted Australian side in the much-anticipated Champions Trophy 2025 semi-final clash on Tuesday in Dubai. The Australian team, who have played all their matches in Pakistan till now,

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

While India stormed into the semifinals with three consecutive wins, Brad Haddin believes that Australia will beat the Rohit Sharma-led side in Dubai.

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.

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.

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Rohit Sharma does not feel India have an advantage of playing all their ICC Champions Trophy 2025 in Dubai as they pitch hasn't behaved the same way across three group stage games.