The Champions Trophy 2025 schedule was released by the ICC and will begin on February 19; however, Team India will not be competing.

The Champions Trophy is scheduled to take place in Pakistan in 2025, and both the hosts and organisers have begun feverishly getting ready for this competition. According to rumours in the media, the Pakistan Cricket Board has begun examining the Champions Trophy grounds. In addition to this, a few days earlier an ICC delegation unit visited Pakistan. A story about the Champions Trophy 2025 was released today, and it made all sports fansvery delighted.

The Champions Trophy schedule has been revealed!

There’s some exciting news regarding the Champions Trophy, which the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will co-host. This news has made sports fans quite delighted. The ICC may hold the Champions Trophy in Pakistan from February 19 to March 9, 2025. This tournament’s first match is scheduled for February 19 and its last match is scheduled for March 9. The reasons behind this, nevertheless, have not yet been made public.

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The Indian team will not be competing in the Champions Trophy!

Team India is among the top contenders to win this major competition and has also qualified for the Champions Trophy. However, there are numerous media rumours claiming that the Indian team won’t be sent to the Champions Trophy by the BCCI management. The truth is that India’s management will not send a delegation to Pakistan because of the ongoing deterioration of political relations between India and Pakistan over the past few decades. Yes, it can be taken into consideration if Pakistan uses a hybrid format to host the Champions Trophy.

These groups are going to compete for the Champions Trophy.

The teams who finished in the top eight of the points standings from the 2023 Cricket World Cup, which was held in India, are eligible to compete for the Champions Trophy. The following teams have qualified for the Champions Trophy 2025: Team India, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Pakistan, Afghanistan, England, and Bangladesh. The Sri Lankan squad can advance if the Indian team declines to participate in this major competition.