ICC Champions Trophy 2025: PCB says India should come to Pakistan to play

ICC Champions Trophy 2025: There is a danger of Pakistan losing the hosting of ICC Champions Trophy 2025. Regarding this, PCB Chairman is going to talk to BCCI Secretary Jay Shah in the ICC meeting to be held in Dubai next week.

ICC Champions Trophy 2025: While on one hand Pakistan is ready to host the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, on the other hand the shadow of snatching the hosting of Champions Trophy 2025 from Pakistan is also looming. The reason for which is Team India not touring Pakistan for the Champions Trophy. In fact, due to the bad relations between the two countries, the Indian cricket team has not toured Pakistan for many years, nor is any bilateral series seen between these two teams.

India and Pakistan teams face each other only during big ICC tournaments. The last time these two teams faced each other was in the ODI World Cup 2023. Now once again these two teams will see a clash during the T20 World Cup 2024.

PCB awaits BCCI’s approval

The Pakistan Cricket Board is awaiting the approval of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) regarding Team India’s tour of Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. According to media reports, Pakistan Cricket Board President Mohsin Naqvi can participate in the ICC meeting to be held in Dubai next week. In this ICC meeting, Mobsin Naqvi can discuss the approval with BCCI Secretary Jai Shah.

In fact, due to security concerns and without the permission of the Government of India, BCCI can never send Team India to tour Pakistan. Earlier, the hosting of Asia Cup 2023 has also been snatched from Pakistan because BCCI had banned Team India’s tour to Pakistan. Due to which some matches of Asia Cup 2023 were played in Pakistan and some matches in Sri Lanka.

Team India played all its matches in the Asia Cup in Sri Lanka. BCCI sources believe that the Indian cricket team’s tour of Pakistan is completely dependent on the Indian government. Now it remains to be seen what decision is taken in the ICC meeting?