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| - An image showing Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma talking about Australian team being knocked out from a tournament is being shared on social media with users linking it to 2025 ICC Champions Trophy.
What did the image show?: It showed Sharma jokingly mention how Australia is not a part of the tournament anymore when asked about the big takeaway from India's win against the former.
The post carried several hashtags that indicated about the interview being from the ongoing Champions Trophy tournament.
Hints in the viral image: We took a closer look at the image and found that the signboard in the background carried text, which said "ICC MEN'S T20 WORLD CUP WEST INDIES & USA 2024".
This indicated that the interview was old and recorded during the T20 World Cup that was held in 2024 in the United States and West Indies.
Finding the original video: On performing a keyword search using the words "rohit sharma press conference t20 world cup 2024", we found the full-length version published on the official YouTube channel of Star Sports.
It was posted on 26 June 2024 with a title that said, "EXCLUSIVE: Rohit Sharma's FULL Press Conference before #INDvENG."
At around the 15:18 timestamp, a person could be heard asking, "Rohit, what's the big takeaway for you as batsman and the team from the victory against Australia."
To which, Sharma responded by saying, "That there's no more Australian cricket team in this competition (laughs)."
He continued by saying, "No, look, I think Australia is a great side without a doubt, you know. That's probably the reason they have won so many championships. But you know, for us the last game, I think the confidence the game we played with, with our bat and ball. I think that is something we can takeaway with us..."
About Ind vs Aus in T20 World Cup 2024: The Indian team had clashed against Australia at the Super 8 stage of the tournament, which saw the former getting a comfortable win by 24 runs.
It should be noted that Indian team, under the leadership of Sharma, went on to become the champions of 2024 ICC Men's T20 World Cup.
Conclusion: It is evident that the statement is old and is being falsely linked to the 2025 Champions Trophy.
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