BCCI informed ICC, Champions Trophy will be organized in hybrid model.! Two countries were shortlisted
According to the report, BCCI has told ICC that the Indian government has advised not to send the team to Pakistan. India not to travel to Pakistan for Champions Trophy The Champions Trophy 2025 is to be played in Pakistan from 19 February to 9 March next year. PCB is going to host the ICC tournament after a gap of 18 years. The news of India not going on Pakistan tour has been going on for a long time. Meanwhile, a big report has come out which has revealed that BCCI has officially informed ICC that Team India will not go to Pakistan for the tournament. In this situation, now ICC and PCB will have to consider hybrid model and find a venue. Indian government does not want the team to tour Pakistan According to the report of ESPNCricinfo, BCCI has told ICC that the Indian government has advised not to send the team to Pakistan. However, it has not been confirmed whether BCCI communicated its decision verbally or not. The report states that the ICC is demanding a written report from the BCCI before informing the PCB. UAE and Sri Lanka shortlisted Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Mohsin Naqvi on Friday (8 November) had rejected the news of holding the Champions Trophy on hybrid model. But according to reports, contingency plans have been prepared a few months in advance to conduct the tournament in a hybrid model. Some countries have also been shortlisted, which include UAE and Sri Lanka. UAE is close to Pakistan, due to which it is the first choice. Let us tell you, India had earlier refused to tour Pakistan for the Asia Cup 2023, after which the hybrid model was adopted and the team played all the matches in Sri Lanka. Delay in releasing the schedule The Champions Trophy 2024 schedule was scheduled to be announced in Lahore next week, but it has now been postponed. India has refused to visit Pakistan. Will the tournament be held in hybrid model or not? If it happens, where will it happen? Due to all these things, there is a delay in releasing the schedule.
We will keep a special quota of tickets for Indian fans in the Champions Trophy: PCB Chief Mohsin Naqvi
The Board of Control for Cricket in India has left it up to the Indian government to decide whether the national team should send the national team to Pakistan for this event or not. Mohsin Naqvi (Photo Source: Many people are eagerly waiting for the Champions Trophy 2025. This great tournament will be played in Pakistan. No decision has been taken yet whether Team India will go to Pakistan for the upcoming Champions Trophy 2025. The Board of Control for Cricket in India has left it up to the Indian government to decide whether the national team should send the national team to Pakistan for this event or not. However, before the start of this tournament, Pakistan Cricket Board Chief Mohsin Naqvi has given a big statement regarding the tickets of Indian fans. According to Mohsin Naqvi, there will be a special quota for tickets for Indian fans of Champions Trophy 2025. According to a report in Hindustan Times, Pakistan Cricket Board Chief Mohsin Naqvi said, ‘We will keep a special quota of tickets for Indian fans and will try to speed up the policy of issuing visas. We want that Indian fans should not face any problem in watching the upcoming tournament and that is why we are making special plans for them. I don’t think Team India will cancel its visit to Pakistan: PCB Chief Mohsin Naqvi Mohsin Naqvi further said, ‘Team India must come here. I don’t think she will cancel or postpone coming here and we are confident that the Champions Trophy will be hosted in Pakistan with all the teams. Many former players of Pakistan have also said that Team India must tour Pakistan. No bilateral series has been played between these two teams for a long time. Exciting matches have been seen between these two in ICC events for a long time. Now it remains to be seen what decision the Indian government takes regarding the national team. There are also reports coming out that this tournament can be played in hybrid model. The Indian captain who lost the most test matches at home- List of teams that have won the most matches away from home in WTC- Players who have won “Player of the Tournament” in every edition of the Women’s T20 World Cup- List of batsmen who have hit most sixes in Test cricket- Players who have been out for a duck most times in international cricket (active) Take a look at India’s lowest total in Test cricket- Players who have won Player of the Match the most number of times in Tests- Which Indian batsman has the highest average in Tests against New Zealand? Fastest bowler to take 50 T20I wickets for India Take a look at the performance of Team India in every edition of Women’s T20 World Cup-
Mohammad Rizwan got this big responsibility in Pakistani team, while Salman Ali Aga was also promoted.
Rizwan is the new white ball captain of Pakistan cricket team. Mohammad Rizwan and Salman Ali Agha (Image Credit- Twitter Wicketkeeper batsman Mohammad Rizwan has been given a big responsibility in the Pakistan cricket team. Let us tell you that today on October 27, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi, holding a press conference in Lahore, has announced the appointment of Rizwan as the new captain of Pakistan cricket team in white ball cricket. Meanwhile, to help Mohammad Rizwan in the limited overs format, middle order batsman Salman Ali Aga has been made his deputy. It will be worth seeing how the Pakistani team performs now during Rizwan’s tenure. Rizwan has been seen leading the Man in Green on Pakistan’s upcoming tour of Australia and then Zimbabwe. On both these tours, the Pakistani team will be seen playing three-match ODI and the same number of T20 series. Also, for your information, let us tell you that for the first time, PCB has not selected former captain and veteran batsman Babar Azam for the Zimbabwe tour. PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi, selection committee members Aqib Javed and Azhar Ali, along with Pakistan’s white-ball captain Mohammad Rizwan and vice-captain Salman Ali Agha’s press conference in Lahore. Watch live ➡️ pic.twitter.com/W4QaRnWmKf — Pakistan Cricket (@TheRealPCB) October 27, 2024
‘This wasn’t what I signed for’ Jason Gillespie expresses frustration over lack of communication with PCB
Jason Gillespie is the red ball coach of Pakistan. Jason Gillespie. (Photo by Dan Mullan/Getty Images) Pakistan’s red-ball coach Jason Gillespie has recently made a big statement expressing his disappointment about the lack of role clarity and communication within the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). It is noteworthy that the former Australian bowler was recently removed from the selection panel of Pakistan’s Senior Men’s Committee along with captain Shan Masood. Currently, Jason is going through a very complicated situation and he has put forward his views regarding PCB to the cricket world. Jason Gillespie gave a big statement Let us tell you that while discussing with Sky Sports recently, Jason said – This is not what I had signed up for. I’m being completely honest, but it’s one of those things where you just need to go with the flow. Right now, I am in a different environment, and things are done differently here. Some may agree and some may disagree on how things are done. But I am here to help the Pakistan team perform well, make the players better and improve. So I have put all my attention and energy into it. It is worth noting that Jason had taken up coaching in Pakistan’s red ball cricket earlier this year, so he said that he had come here with a long-term plan. However, now looking at his relationship with the PCB, it does not seem that he can continue in this role for long. Jason further said- I think there is disappointment from time to time. For me, when I came to the board of Pakistan Cricket, I was told that the plan is for a long term. We needed to make sure our communication was spot on. I made it a real focus and so if those things aren’t done the way you want, you can be disappointed.
Champions Trophy 2025: ICC satisfied with the arrangements made by PCB for the tournament – reports
The tournament is to be played in February next year PCB (Image Credit- Twitter) According to the latest media reports, the International Cricket Council (ICC) is completely satisfied with the arrangements made by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for the Champions Trophy. It is noteworthy that the 9th season of Champions Trophy will be played in the hosting of Pakistan. So recently, PCB shared the list of arrangements made for the tournament with ICC. During this, PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi was also present. If Geo News is to be believed regarding the organization of Champions Trophy in the country, then the top officials of PCB assured the ICC member board that the three stadiums (Lahore, Karachi and Rawalpindi) which are undergoing renovation work, will be ready before the start of the tournament in February. Will get ready first. Besides, PCB has also invited delegations from member countries to come to Pakistan and assess the preparations made for the tournament. Also, let us tell you that the situation is not yet clear whether India will go to Pakistan to participate in this multinational tournament or not? The situation regarding this has not been clarified yet. So some time ago, BCCI Secretary Jai Shah had said that the team will go to Pakistan only if the Board gets permission from the Government of India. ICC may consider hybrid model On the other hand, India can consider holding the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 on a hybrid model like the Asia Cup 2023, if India does not tour Pakistan. If this happens then the Indian cricket team can play its Champions Trophy in UAE. Apart from UAE, names of Sri Lanka and South Africa can also be seen. So if we talk about the tournament, its 9th season is ready to be played. It was last organized by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) in 2017. During that time, Pakistan won the title for the first time by defeating India.