Team India's Sorry Run In ICC Knockout Games Since 2013 Champions Trophy Triumph - In Pics

India's hopes were dashed as Sri Lanka clinched victory in the final overs. Yuvraj Singh's slow innings and Kumar Sangakkara's masterclass sealed India's fate.

Steve Smith's century and Australia's clinical bowling dismantled India's dream run. The defending champions fell short, unable to counter Mitchell Johnson's pace.  

West Indies stunned India with Lendl Simmons' unbeaten 82. Despite Virat Kohli's brilliance, India's bowling crumbled under pressure in the death overs.  

Pakistan's underdogs tag vanished as they crushed India by 180 runs. Fakhar Zaman's century and Mohammad Amir's opening spell shattered India's batting lineup.  

New Zealand's resilience trumped India's top-order collapse. MS Dhoni's run-out in the penultimate over crushed India's hopes in a rain-affected match.  

Kyle Jamieson's five-wicket haul and Kane Williamson's patient batting ended India's inaugural WTC campaign. The Kiwis emerged as the ultimate test champions.  

Alex Hales and Jos Buttler's explosive partnership steamrolled India. The 10-wicket loss exposed India's conservative approach in the powerplay.  

Steve Smith's century and Australia's bowling depth proved too much for India. Rohit Sharma's men faltered in both innings, extending their ICC trophy drought.  

Pat Cummins' tactical brilliance and Travis Head's counter-attacking century shattered India's dream at home. The loss extended India's decade-long ICC trophy wait.  

Since 2013, India's trophy cabinet remains empty despite consistent performances. The team's inability to cross the final hurdle in crucial matches continues to haunt cricket fans nationwide.