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ICC Champion Trophy 2025 Pakistan starting from 19th February 2025 in which 8 Nations participate and 15 Matches will be played. You can watch and enjoy these matches live on Ten Sports and Geo Super. Cricket Fans download the Complet Match schedule from the official website of ICC www.icc-cricket.com.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will also organize a beautiful and colorful opening ceremony for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 in Karachi on February 19th. The ICC Champions Trophy will begin on February 19 in Pakistan, while the match between Pakistan and India will be held on February 23 in Dubai.
The PCB has prepared a surprise Plan for the Cricket fans at the opening match of the Champions Trophy. A large number of Local and foreign artists will participate in the ceremony. The Pakistan Cricket Board will also hold a ceremony for the Champions Trophy in Lahore on February 16th.
Champions Trophy 2025 – Pakistan Set to Host Cricket’s Biggest ODI Event
Cricket fans, get ready! The highly anticipated ICC Champions Trophy 2025 is just around the corner. Hosted by Pakistan, this tournament brings together the top eight teams for a thrilling battle to claim the prestigious title.
With the official Champions Trophy 2025 scheduled to be released soon, fans worldwide are eager to see their favorite teams in action. This event is special for Pakistan, as it marks the return of a major ICC tournament to the country after a long break.
Champions Trophy 2025 Schedule & Format
- Start Date: February 19, 2025
- Final Date: March 9, 2025
- Venues: Multiple cities in Pakistan
- Opening Match: Expected at National Stadium Karachi
- Neutral Venues: Some key matches, including India’s, might be played in Dubai
The Pakistan Champions Trophy will follow the classic format, featuring two groups of four teams each. The top two teams from each group will advance to the semi-finals, leading up to the grand final.
Which Teams Are Playing? – Champions Trophy 2025 Teams List
The ICC Champions Trophy kicks off on February 19th at the National Stadium in Karachi with a match between the host and defending champions, Pakistan, and New Zealand. But the game everyone’s most excited about is on February 23rd in Dubai: the big rivalry match between Pakistan and India.
The Champions Trophy 2025 teams list includes the top eight ODI teams:
- Pakistan (Defending Champions) – Can they win at home?
- India – Always a powerhouse in white-ball cricket.
- Australia – A strong team with multiple ICC titles.
- England – The reigning ODI World Cup champions.
- New Zealand – Consistent performers in ICC tournaments.
- South Africa – A dangerous side despite having no ICC trophy yet.
- Afghanistan – The rising stars of international cricket.
- Bangladesh – A team capable of big upsets.
Why Is This Champions Trophy Special?
- Return of ICC Tournaments to Pakistan: Pakistan last hosted a major ICC event in 1996. This is a huge milestone.
- Rivalry Matches: The possibility of an India vs. Pakistan clash makes the tournament even more exciting.
- New & Emerging Stars: Expect young cricketers to shine on this global stage.
Champions Trophy 2025 Tickets – How to Get Them?
Many fans are wondering about Champions Trophy 2025 tickets. Official ticket sales will be available on the ICC website https://www.icc-cricket.com/tournaments/champions-trophy-2025/matches and authorized platforms. Prices and availability will be announced closer to the event.
Champions Trophy Winners List – A Look at the Past
For those curious about past winners, here is a quick look:
- 2017: Pakistan (Defeated India in the final)
- 2013: India (Defeated England)
- 2009: Australia (Defeated New Zealand)
- 2006: Australia (Defeated West Indies)
- 2004: West Indies (Defeated England)
- 2002: India & Sri Lanka (Joint winners)
For the full Champions Trophy winners list, check the ICC website.
Cricket fans are eagerly waiting for the big match between rivals Pakistan and India in Dubai during the ICC Champions Trophy. The tournament starts in just 3 days, on February 19th, in Karachi, with the defending champions, Pakistan, playing against New Zealand. India’s first game is against Bangladesh on February 20th. India and Pakistan will then play each other on February 23rd.
The Champions Trophy 2025 is using a “hybrid model.” India will play all their matches in the United Arab Emirates. The other games will be held in three major cities in Pakistan: Karachi, Lahore, and Rawalpindi.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: Where will the Champions Trophy 2025 be played?
A1: It will be hosted in Pakistan, with matches expected in Karachi, Lahore, and Rawalpindi. Some key matches may be played in Dubai.
Q2: When does the Champions Trophy 2025 start?
A2: The tournament runs from February 19 to March 9, 2025.
Q3: Will India play in Pakistan?
A3: Yes, India has confirmed participation, though their matches may be played at neutral venues.
Q4: Where can I find the official schedule?
A4: The Champions Trophy 2025 schedule will be published on the ICC website.
Q5: How can I buy Champions Trophy 2025 tickets?
A5: Tickets will be available via official ICC ticketing platforms closer to the event.
Q6: Has South Africa won the Champions Trophy before?
A6: No, South Africa has never won the Champions Trophy.
Q7: What makes the Champions Trophy different from the Cricket World Cup?
A7: The Champions Trophy is a shorter tournament featuring only the top eight ODI teams, while the World Cup includes more teams and a longer format.
Get Ready for the Action!
The Champions Trophy 2025 promises to be a cricketing spectacle with high-intensity clashes, fierce rivalries, and unforgettable moments. Whether you’re watching live in Pakistan or following updates online, this tournament will be a must-watch!
Stay tuned for more Champions Trophy news, ticket updates, and exclusive insights on the Champions Trophy 2025 schedule.
Fahad Munir is a seasoned journalist and editor at Awam PK, specializing in sharing accurate and timely news, job updates, and educational information to the Pakistani audience.
