An International Cricket Council (ICC) delegation recently met with Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi to discuss preparations for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy, scheduled to take place in Pakistan in 2025.
During the meeting, the ICC representatives focused on the security arrangements for the tournament and expressed satisfaction with the measures in place at key venues in Karachi, Rawalpindi, and Islamabad. The delegation described the security plans as “satisfactory,” reassuring cricket fans that officials prioritize their safety.
Mohsin Naqvi assured the ICC delegation that workers would complete upgrades to the stadiums well before the Champions Trophy begins. He emphasized that Pakistan remains dedicated to providing international-level security for all participating teams, ensuring players and officials can enjoy the tournament in a peaceful and secure environment.
Naqvi Highlights Significance of Hosting Champions Trophy
Naqvi highlighted the significance of hosting the Champions Trophy, calling it an “honour” for the nation. He reiterated that the PCB works hard to meet the high standards expected for such a prestigious international event.
“The Pakistani nation loves the game of cricket, and we are eager to showcase our hospitality and passion for the sport on the global stage,” he said. Naqvi added that the upgrades will ensure the facilities meet international standards, further improving the experience for both players and fans.
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As excitement builds for the Champions Trophy, cricket enthusiasts in Pakistan look forward to welcoming international teams and showcasing their love for the game. The ICC’s positive feedback on security measures reinforces confidence in Pakistan’s ability to host the tournament successfully, setting the stage for a memorable event in 2025.
The PCB also aims to create an unforgettable atmosphere for players and spectators alike, emphasizing that the tournament will highlight Pakistan’s rich cricketing history. Naqvi expressed optimism about drawing global attention and support for the event. With dedicated efforts in security and facility upgrades, Pakistan is ready to demonstrate its commitment to international cricket on a grand stage.