Big Update On Champions Trophy 2025 Schedule – Here's When It Will Be Released

Champions Trophy 2025 is set to take place in February next year, featuring participation from eight nations.

An ICC delegation will visit Lahore from November 10 to 12 to review arrangements for 2025 Champions Trophy.

Source : PTI

Champions Trophy 2025 Schedule Announcement: ICC has awarded Pakistan the hosting rights for upcoming Champions Trophy 2025. While the official tournament schedule remains unannounced, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) reportedly have already shared a tentative schedule with member countries.

Champions Trophy 2025 is set to take place in February next year, featuring participation from eight nations. A major update on the tournament schedule has now emerged.

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An ICC delegation will visit Lahore from November 10 to 12 to review arrangements for 2025 Champions Trophy, according to The Express Tribune. The tournament schedule may be officially announced during this visit, in Pakistan.

Champions Trophy 2025 tournament is expected to attract prominent players and key figures from the cricket world. As per the proposed schedule, India and Pakistan are slated to be in the same group.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is pending approval from the Indian government to confirm India’s participation in matches set to take place in Pakistan.

The proposed grouping for Champions Trophy places India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and New Zealand in Group A, with England, South Africa, Australia, and Afghanistan in Group B. While these groupings await official confirmation, the tournament is expected to take place from February 19 to March 9.

ICC Champions Trophy 2025 proposed schedule (Tentative)

19 February: New Zealand vs Pakistan – Karachi
20 February: Bangladesh vs India – Lahore
21 February: Afghanistan vs South Africa – Karachi
22 February: Australia vs England – Lahore
23 February: New Zealand vs India – Lahore
24 February: Pakistan vs Bangladesh – Rawalpindi
25 February: Afghanistan vs England – Lahore
26 February: Australia vs South Africa – Rawalpindi
27 February: Bangladesh vs New Zealand – Lahore
28 February: Afghanistan vs Australia – Rawalpindi
March 1: Pakistan vs India – Lahore
March 2: South Africa vs England – Rawalpindi
March 5: Semi-final: TBC vs TBC – Karachi
March 5: Semi-finals: TBC vs TBC – Rawalpindi
March 9: Final: TBC vs TBC – Lahore