A fresh twist in the 2025 Champions Trophy has thrown the ICC's trophy tour into confusion, a day before it was supposed to begin in Pakistan, after the BCCI objected to the PCB's plan of taking the tour to Muzaffarabad,

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Thursday announced the Champions Trophy 2025 tour schedule as the silverware arrived in Islamabad. In an Instagram

Get ready, Pakistan! The ICC Champions Trophy 2025 trophy tour kicks off in Islamabad on 16 November, also visiting scenic travel destinations like Skardu, Murree, Hunza and Muzaffarabad. Catch a glimpse of the trophy which Sarfaraz Ahmed lifted in 2017 at The Oval, from 16-24… pic.twitter.com/SmsV5uyzlL

New Delhi: The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Friday put on hold Champions Trophy tour of disputed Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) following Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI) strong objection to the PCB's move.

LAHORE (Web Desk) - Pakistan's national fast bowler Mohammad Amir has praised the Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) position regarding the hosting of the Champions Trophy. In a video message, Amir stated that the decision to host the Champions Trophy was made long ago, and Pakistan has invested significant resources in upgrading its stadiums.

The rift between India and Pakistan goes on over India's participation in the ICC Champions Trophy. While the International Cricket Council (ICC) is yet to find a solution to this problem, the cricketing body has flown the trophy to the host nation for a tour beginning November 16.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced on social media that the tour will visit several cities across the country, including regions in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).

Chairman Pakistan Cricket Board Mohsin Naqvi met with Chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board Richard Thompson in London. During the meeting, Richard Thompson expressed his best wishes to Chairman Mohsin Naqvi and the PCB for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy tournament. He said England's recent visit to Pakistan was a wonderful experience.

ICC has decided to cancel the planned tour of Champions Trophy 2025 in Skardu, Murree, and Muzaffarabad - areas that fall within Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).

The ICC on Friday put on hold the Champions Trophy tour of disputed Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) following BCCI's strong objection to the PCB's move. While sources in the PCB said late Friday evening that the Pakistan Board would remove one of the four disputed cities from the trophy tour,