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Indian captains with most consecutive wins in ICC matches

Published on: August 22, 2025 12:00 IST
5. Former legendary India skipper MS Dhoni won every major trophy that he could have for the Indian team. The former skipper has the fifth-most consecutive wins in ICC matches as captain. It is worth noting that Dhoni won 7 consecutive matches as the skipper, which puts him in fifth place in the list.
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5. Former legendary India skipper MS Dhoni won every major trophy that he could have for the Indian team. The former skipper has the fifth-most consecutive wins in ICC matches as captain. It is worth noting that Dhoni won 7 consecutive matches as the skipper, which puts him in fifth place in the list.
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4. Former India skipper Sourav Ganguly registered eight consecutive wins as captain in ICC matches. He achieved the feat back in 2003, and India's stellar performance sees Ganguly sit in fourth place in the list of India captains with the most consecutive wins in ICC matches.
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3. Veteran India batter Rohit Sharma occupies third place in the list of India skippers with the most consecutive ICC wins. Leading India in the ODI World Cup 2023, Rohit Sharma's men went undefeated throughout the competition, only losing one game, which was the World Cup final. Rohit Sharma led India to 10 consecutive wins in ICC matches in 2023, and sits in third place in the standings.
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2. Former skipper MS Dhoni is featured on the list once again. Through 2012/14, Dhoni led India to 12 consecutive wins in ICC matches, which is the second best for any Indian captain in ICC games. The Indian team was in brilliant form during that phase, especially in the white ball formats.
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1. Rohit Sharma led one of the most successful phases of the Indian team, where the side went unbeaten in the T20 World Cup 2024 and then went on to go unbeaten in the Champions Trophy 2025 as well. He led the Men in Blue across 13 consecutive ICC wins in 2024/25, overseeing one of the side's most brilliant performances.