Australian leg-spinner Tanveer Sangha has been named in the squad for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy 2025, bringing his sharp spin and potential to the global stage. The 23-year-old rising star, who has been making waves in Australian cricket, will join a strong squad led by Steve Smith, as Australia aims to add another prestigious ICC title to their collection.
The Australian squad blends a combination of seasoned players with emerging talents. Alongside Sangha, established names like Glenn Maxwell, Marnus Labuschagne, Travis Head, and Adam Zampa are included, bolstering the team’s depth. Cooper Connolly has been appointed as the travelling reserve for the tournament.
Australia’s Champions Trophy 2025 Squad:
- Steve Smith (c)
- Sean Abbott
- Alex Carey
- Ben Dwarshuis
- Nathan Ellis
- Jake Fraser-McGurk
- Aaron Hardie
- Travis Head
- Josh Inglis
- Spencer Johnson
- Marnus Labuschagne
- Glenn Maxwell
- Tanveer Sangha
- Matthew Short
- Adam Zampa
- Travelling Reserve: Cooper Connolly
Who is Tanveer Sangha?
Born on November 26, 2001, in Sydney, Tanveer Sangha has a unique connection to India through his family roots. His father, originally from a village near Jalandhar in Punjab, worked as a taxi driver in Sydney while raising his family. Despite representing Australia on the international stage, Sangha holds his Indian heritage close, often recognizing its significant influence on his cricketing journey.
A highly talented leg-spinner, Sangha has garnered attention for his sharp turn and exceptional control. His selection in the Champions Trophy squad is a testament to the faith Australia places in young talent, and with this opportunity, Sangha is set to showcase his skills at one of cricket’s most prestigious events.
As fans eagerly await the tournament, Sangha’s inclusion is a reminder of the growing diversity in Australian cricket and the promising future of the sport.
