Lahore: The Pakistan Cricket Panel (PCB) revealed the official shirt of the National Chercot team for the upcoming men’s ICC Champions Cup during the opening ceremony of the newly renewed Gaddafi Stadium on Friday.
The group was revealed by the 15 -member Pakistan team for eight teams during the star inlaid.
The council also issued a minute promotional offer to reveal the shirt, starring the white football captain Mohamed Rizwan, Babar Ozel, Fakhr Zaman, and Shaheen Shah Aphidi, along with the list of women’s crickets, SANA, SANA.
For others, the hosts and championships will launch the heroes in Pakistan, the Champions Cup 2025 at the newly renewed National Bank stadium in Karachi during the fly against New Zealand on February 19.
The national team will then travel to Dubai, where they will close the centuries with the arc competitors India on February 23.
Green shirts will play the last group player against Bangladesh in Rawalpindi on February 27.
The eight teams, which include 15 games, will continue from February 19 to March 9, through three places-Cratchi, Lahore and Rawalpindi-in Pakistan and Dubai.
The eight teams are divided into two groups. The first group is characterized by Pakistan, India, New Zealand and Bangladesh, while the group consists of Afghanistan, South Africa, England and Australia.
Pakistan will host a total of 10 games, while it will play four games, including all the three team matches in India, in the first semi -finals, in Dubai.
It is scheduled to play the final of the tournament in Lahore, but if India is eligible, it will also be held in Dubai.
Moreover, a backup day was also dedicated to the final chance as a precautionary measure to combat any weather -related obstacle.
Pakistan for the upcoming tournaments
Muhammad Rizouan (c), Babar Azzam, Fakar Zaman, Kamran Ghulam, Soud Shakil, Tahaab Taher, Fahim Ashraf, Khoshdale Shah, Salman Ali Agha (VC) Shah Aphraidi.
ICC Men’s Champions 2025 timetable
February 19: Pakistan against New Zealand, Karachi, Pakistan
February 20: Bangladesh against India, Dubai
February 21: Afghanistan against South Africa, Karachi, Pakistan
February 22: Australia against England, Lahore, Pakistan
February 23: Pakistan against India, Dubai
February 24: Bangladesh v. New Zealand, Rawalpindi, Pakistan
February 25: Australia against South Africa, Rawalpindi, Pakistan
February 26: Afghanistan against England, Lahore, Pakistan
February 27: Pakistan vs. Bangladesh, Rawalpindi, Pakistan
February 28: Afghanistan against Australia, Lahore, Pakistan
March 1: South Africa against England, Karachi, Pakistan
March 2: New Zealand against India, Dubai
March 4: Semi -final 1, Dubai
March 5: The semi -finals 2, Lahore, Pakistan
March 9: Final, Lahore (unless India qualifies, otherwise it will be played in Dubai)
March 10: Reserve Day
*All matches will be meetings for a day