India's success stories at ICC Champions Trophy

Sourav Ganguly holds a number of records for India in the competition: most runs (665 in 11 innings), centuries (3), sixes (17), sixes in an innings (6), catches (12), joint most scores of 50-plus (6, with Rahul Dravid), and joint-highest score of 141* (Sachin Tendulkar made 141 versus Australia in 1998), scored against South Africa in 2000. In addition to these, Ganguly featured in India's highest partnership at the tournament of 192, with Virender Sehwag against England in 2002. (Getty Images)

Former Indian captain Rahul Dravid is the most capped Indian player with 19 appearances while paceman Zaheer Khan is India's leading wicket-taker with 15. (Getty Images)

MS Dhoni, under whose captaincy India won the Champions Trophy in 2013, is the country's most prolific wicketkeeper with 15 dismissals. Dravid is next best with eight. (Getty Images)

Opener Shikhar Dhawan - who scored two centuries and was Player of the Tournament in 2013 - boasts the highest average for India in the competition. In five innings during that same edition, the left-hand batsman made 363 runs at 90.75. That tally is the best by an Indian in a single edition of the Champions Trophy. (Getty Images)

The most successful Indian bowler in a single Champions Trophy is left-arm spinner Ravindra Jadeja, who in the 2013 edition in England took 12 wickets. That remains his only appearance at the tournament. During that amazing run, Jadeja also claimed the best figures for India - 5/36 versus West Indies. (Getty Images)

However, it is another Indian bowler who owns the best strike-rate and bowling average at the Champions Trophy - the retired offspinner Ramesh Powar. In 2013, Powar took three wickets for 24 runs in his one match during the 2006 edition, resulting in an average of eight runs per wicket and a strike-rate of 16. (Getty Images)