India and Sri Lanka are two countries that share a deep bond of friendship and cricket. In 2002, the two countries shared the prestigious ICC Champions Trophy, a unique feat in the history of the sport.
India & Sri Lanka: Joint Champions
India and Sri Lanka have a long history of cricketing rivalry. The two countries have participated in numerous tournaments, with both teams vying for the top spot. The 2002 ICC Champions Trophy was no exception. It was the first time that two teams shared the trophy, with India and Sri Lanka being the joint champions.
The tournament was held in Sri Lanka, and both teams put up a strong performance. India and Sri Lanka played each other in the final, and the match ended in a tie, with both teams being declared as joint champions. The tournament was a testament to the friendship between the two countries, and the spirit of sportsmanship that was displayed by both teams.
ICC Champions Trophy: Year of the Share
The ICC Champions Trophy 2002 was a one-off event, with India and Sri Lanka being declared joint champions. It was the first time that two teams shared the trophy, and it was a unique feat in the history of the sport. The tournament was a testament to the spirit of sportsmanship and friendship between the two countries.
The tournament was a success, and it was a memorable moment for both India and Sri Lanka. The two countries shared the trophy, and it was a moment that will be remembered for years to come.
The 2002 ICC Champions Trophy was a unique moment in the history of cricket. India and Sri Lanka were declared joint champions, and it was a testament to the spirit of friendship and sportsmanship between the two countries. The tournament was a success, and it will be remembered for years to come.
