The Champions Trophy 2025 is coming up soon, and the teams have started announcing their provisional squads for the big ICC tournament. Team India has not yet revealed their squad and has been taking their time with the announcement.
The tournament will be held in Pakistan, but as part of the hybrid model, India’s matches will take place in Dubai, UAE. Before the tournament begins, there is a chance that India’s captain, Rohit Sharma, could visit the host country for a special reason.
India’s captain, Rohit Sharma, might need to travel to Pakistan before the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. Although India doesn’t have to go to the host country for the tournament because of the hybrid model, Rohit may have to go there to carry out his responsibilities as captain. There are rumors that Rohit could travel to Pakistan for an ICC event that will include all the captains of the teams taking part in the tournament.
The ICC usually arranges an event with the captains of all the teams taking part in the tournament. This event includes a photo shoot with the championship trophy and a press conference with the captains.
All the captains are expected to attend, and Rohit is likely to go to this event. However, BCCI has not confirmed Rohit Sharma’s travel to Pakistan yet, as the ICC has not made an official decision.
The Champions Trophy will be an exciting event as the top eight cricket teams will compete in this prestigious tournament. The Champions Trophy is making a big return after 7 years, and Team India will be eager to show their strength against the other teams.
Before the big ICC tournament, Team India will play an ODI series against England. This series will help the Men in Blue get some practice as they prepare for the main event. On February 20, India will face Bangladesh in their first Champions Trophy match at Dubai International Stadium in Dubai.
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