The Pakistan Cricket Board announced the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 trophy tour, set to start from Islamabad on November 16, amid uncertainty over India's participation. PCB is in consultation with the government seeking reasons for India's refusal to travel to Pakistan,

The Champions Trophy will feature eight teams locking horns for the silverware. The tournament is scheduled to take place in Pakistan next year. However, the official schedule is not out yet.

The ICC has asked PCB to cancel the Champions Trophy trophy tour in PoK regions following BCCI's objections. With India’s participation uncertain and ongoing smog issues in key Pakistani cities, the PCB must revise its promotional plans for CT 2025.

The BCCI has strongly objected to Pakistan Cricket Board's purported move to take the Champions Trophy for a tour of the disputed 'Pakistan Occupied Kashmir' (POK), prompting the global body ICC to put the promotional event on hold.

Even though the ICC is yet to announce the final schedule of the Champions Trophy, it flew the trophy to Pakistan on Thursday for a tour of the country beginning November 16.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has canceled the Champions Trophy tour in Skardu, Hunza, and Muzaffarabad—cities located in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK). These areas were initially part of the Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) nationwide tour schedule for the Champions Trophy trophy from November 16 to 24.

In a new development on Friday, India Today reported that the International Cricket Council (ICC) has opted to cancel the scheduled Champions Trophy tour to Skardu, Murree, and Muzaffarabad—regions situated in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).

The PCB was told last Friday by the ICC that the BCCI has not been given permission by the Indian government for the Indian team to travel to Pakistan for the tournament, schedule

T he BCCI's refusal to send team India to Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy has put the tournament in jeopardy. With less than 100 days to go, the schedule for the showpiece e

The impasse between Pakistan and India over scheduling of matches is threatening to derail the Champions Trophy tournament that is set to take place next year. The Champions Trophy is scheduled to be played across three venues – Lahore,