There’s an impasse for the eight-team, 50-over format tournament after India declined to tour Pakistan for the event, scheduled to be held from Feb. 19 to March 9. A decades-long tense political situation between the two south Asian countries hasn’t ...

The International Cricket Council (ICC) will hope to finally resolve the dispute that arose between the PCB and the BCCI following the latter’s refusal to send the Indian team to Pakistan for next year’s Champions Trophy.

PCB chief says he will ‘make the best decision for Pakistan’ at the upcoming ICC board meeting on the tournament’s fate.

The BCCI has reportedly been denied permission by the Indian government to send the Indian team to Pakistan, citing strained diplomatic relations between the two nations.

The ICC Champions Trophy 2025 faces uncertainty amid a host-model standoff between India and Pakistan. Discover the key issues shaping its future.

Now a similar controversy has again emerged. With Pakistan set to host the ICC Champions Trophy in 2025, India is demanding a neutral venue for the tournament. The question for the ICC is whether it will accommodate India’s demand and deprive Pakistan of its full hosting rights or conduct the tournament in Pakistan without India’s participation.

PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi has insisted that the the board remains "clear" in its view that any decision on the hosting of the Champions Trophy should be made "on the basis of equality". With the ICC virtually meeting and potentially voting on the issue on November 29,

Lahore: The PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi has made it clear that it is not possible for Pakistan to travel to India for tournaments in future while India continue to refuse to send the team to the neighbouring nation,