Sangha has a special connection to India through his family roots.
Australian leg-spinner Tanveer Sangha has been named in Australia’s squad for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy 2025. The 23-year-old rising star joins a strong squad led by Steve Smith, as Australia looks to add another ICC trophy to their illustrious cabinet.
The squad features a mix of experienced players and emerging talents, including Glenn Maxwell, Marnus Labuschagne, Travis Head, and Adam Zampa. Meanwhile, Cooper Connolly has been named 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?
Tanveer Sangha, a highly talented leg-spinner, has been making waves in Australian cricket with his sharp turn and control. Born on November 26, 2001, in Sydney, Sangha has a special connection to India through his family roots. His father hails from a village near Jalandhar district in Punjab and worked as a taxi driver in Sydney while raising his family.
Despite representing Australia on the global stage, Sangha's Indian heritage remains an integral part of his identity. He has often acknowledged the influence of his background in shaping his cricketing journey.
With his inclusion in the Champions Trophy squad, Sangha will have the opportunity to prove himself on one of cricket's biggest stages. His selection highlights Australia’s confidence in young talent, and fans will be eager to see him shine in the marquee tournament.
