ICC Champions Trophy 2025 is set to start on February 19, with Pakistan as the official host. However, due to the hybrid model, Team India will play all its matches in Dubai instead of traveling to Pakistan.

The PCB is planning a special celebration for the opening before the Pakistan-New Zealand match on February 19.

Australian allrounder Mitchell Marsh has faced a challenging season, resulting in him losing his spot in the Test team to Beau Webster for the last match against India at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Throughout the Border-Gavaskar Trophy,

India will be playing their Champions Trophy matches in Dubai as part of a hybrid model deal between the ICC, PCB and BCCI and if they qualify for the final, then the title clash would also be held in the UAE city on March 9.

Star Sports Network and Disney+ Hotstar have kicked off their ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025 campaign, highlighting the event’s ‘all or nothing’ format. Built on the insight of ‘Har Match Do-or-Die’,

Netflix stokes enthusiasm for the long-awaited India vs. Pakistan ICC Champions Trophy 2025 match. The film sets out to offer fans seldom-seen inside information and unheard stories from cricketing greats through an exclusive behind-the-camera view of one of the most heated cricket rivalries ever.

Though ICC ensured to keep a day reserve for the captains’ joint photo shoot, PCB reportedly cancelled the event citing the ‘unavailability of teams due to tight traveling schedules’.