BCCI had formally told the ICC weeks ago that they would not travel to Pakistan for the Champions Trophy as the team did not get clearance from the Indian government amid politica

PCB proposes hybrid model for future ICC tournaments in India. As per TOI, the PCB has proposed a hybrid-for-hybrid solution to the International Cricket Council (ICC) for future

According to the new deal between the PCB and ICC, Pakistan will host all of India’s matches in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 at a neutral venue but will still host the final in Lahore if India fails to qualify.

W ith each passing minute, it seems that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is giving in to the 'hybrid model' formula for the Champions Trophy. India has refused to tour Pakistan f

While the Pakistan Cricket Board had initially refused to entertain the idea of hosting next year’s Champions Trophy in a hybrid model, under-pressure chairman Mohsin Naqvi appeared to have softened his stance on the matter on Saturday.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) is reportedly considering a proposal put forward by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to break the deadlock between Pakistan and India over the hosting of the 2025 Men’s Champions Trophy.

"The current situation is that PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has said that it will only accept hosting the Champions Trophy on a hybrid model if the board agrees that in future all ICC events will be on same system with Pakistan not going to India to play matches," the source told PTI.

LAHORE: The Pakistan Cricket Board and the Board of Control for Cricket in India have retracted from their earlier stance, agreeing to play their future matches in ICC tournaments on a hybrid model and easing the way for next year’s Champions Trophy to be held.

A crucial ICC meeting might take place tomorrow on Sunday (December 1), aiming to resolve the ongoing impasse once and for all.

PCB is reportedly ready to adopt a hybrid model for the Champions Trophy 2025 after India's refusal to travel to Pakistan. Key conditions include India playing matches in Dubai and neutral venues for Pakistan in future ICC events.

PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi has insisted that the the board remains "clear" in its view that any decision on the hosting of the Champions Trophy should be made "on the basis of equality". With the ICC virtually meeting and potentially voting on the issue on November 29,