The International Cricket Council (ICC) has delayed its board meeting scheduled to discuss the hosting of the 2025 Champions Trophy, with India requesting more time to resolve the issue. This delay comes amid Pakistan's firm stance on hosting the tournament, which has put pressure on India to reconsider its position.

The India-Pakistan clash in cricket remains a global spectacle and is one of the main sources of revenue not just for broadcasters but also for ICC. However, the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy faces uncertainty as India has refused to travel to Pakistan,

India's of Champions Trophy matches will be held in the UAE and Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi met Emirates Cricket Board head Mubashir Usmani

Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Rashid Latif claimed that the ICC Board meeting to finalise the venues and schedule of the Champions Trophy 2025 will be held either on Sunday

The ICC board meeting, initially expected to discuss key matters related to the Champions Trophy 2025, has been postponed, according to former Pakistani cricketer Rashid Latif. The former captain and wicketkeeper-batsman stated on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) that the meeting will likely take place on Sunday or Monday.

The hosting of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 remains undecided as the International Cricket Council (ICC) Board meeting failed to reach a resolution. The meeting, initially scheduled for today, may now be postponed by a day or two, according to sources.

The board of the International Cricket Council will meet on Friday to discuss the Champions Trophy after India indicated it will not travel to host nation Pakistan.

The ICC has called for a board meeting on November 29, hoping to get a clear answer on where and how the 2025 Champions Trophy will be played. With India not willing to travel to Pakistan and with Pakistan refusing to back down and adopt a hybrid model that allows India to play their games in a second country,

The International Cricket Council finds itself in a spot of bother as its all-powerful board meets on Friday to thrash out the long-awaited schedule of next year's Champions Trophy with an unyielding Pakistan refusing to consider the 'Hybrid' model of hosting the event despite India's refusal to play there.