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Champions Trophy 2025: Pakistan May Lose Hosting Rights As This Country Emerges As A Potential New Venue For The Prestigious Tournament | ABP News

Significant developments have emerged regarding the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. Reports indicate that Pakistan may lose hosting rights due to delays in stadium preparations. Construction on three key stadiums in Pakistan began in August 2024 and was to be completed by December 31, but images reveal poor management by both Pakistan and the PCB. With just 35 days until the tournament's start, these delays could lead to the ICC relocating the event.

The UAE has emerged as a potential alternative host if Pakistan fails to meet the ICC’s ultimatum. The ICC has instructed Pakistan to complete all pending work by January 25, after which officials will inspect the facilities. The Champions Trophy is set to commence on February 19, with Pakistan facing New Zealand in the opener, while India takes on Bangladesh on February 22.

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Champions Trophy 2025: Pakistan May Lose Hosting Rights As This Country Emerges As A Potential New Venue For The Prestigious Tournament | ABP News
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