By Ian Omoro Pakistan is preparing to host a worldwide cricket event for the first time since co-hosting the 1996 World Cup with India and Sri Lanka, with an ei

The official schedule for the 2025 ICC Champions trophy which is scheduled to take place in Pakistan in February-Match next year is still to be revealed as the BCCI has refused to send Team India to for the tournament.

ICC Champions Trophy is scheduled to take place in Pakistan from February 19-March 9, live on Sky Sports; India have not played in Pakistan since 2008 and are understood to be unwilling to travel for

The BCCI has informed the ICC about its inability to travel to Pakistan for the Champions Trophy. The ICC, in turn, has sought a response from the PCB on hosting the tournament in a hybrid model.

The International Cricket Council has nearly confirmed that the Champions Trophy 2025 will be played in Pakistan in a new promo video. Speculation over whether will Pakistan host the ICC Champions Trophy has been rising after India denied crossing the border to participate in the tournament.

Pakistani cricketers face backlash over political remarks as ICC Champions Trophy 2025 nears. Shahid Afridi's comments draw criticism amid PCB financial woes.

As per the proposed schedule, Pakistan will be placed in Group A alongside India, Bangladesh, and New Zealand, while Group B consists of England, South Africa, Australia, and Afghanistan. The BCCI is awaiting consultations with the Indian government before confirming participation in matches hosted in Pakistan.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has unveiled a bold new visual identity for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy, aiming to modernize the brand with a distinctive

Exploring the three possible hosting options for the ICC Champions Trophy amid the India-Pakistan standoff. Learn about the hybrid hosting model, full relocation, and potential postponement, with repe

Pakistan’s bid to host the 2025 Champions Trophy faces challenges as BCCI won’t send the Indian team. The ICC favors a hybrid model, but failure to comply could lead to the tournament being moved to South Africa.

The Pakistan Cricket Board has sought clarification from the sport's governing International Cricket Council (ICC) following India's refusal to travel across the border for next year's Champions Trophy,