A decision on the fate of the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy could be made on Monday. Pakistan have reportedly agreed to host the tournament in a hybrid model.

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The Pakistan Cricket Board would ask for an added incentive apart from the hosting fee, which is around $65 million.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) reportedly want a written guarantee from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), ensuring a hybrid model for the next four ICC events in India.

The UAE has hosted a few events in recent years involving India and Pakistan such as the Asia Cup 2018 and the ICC T20 World Cup 2021. With expats from both nations residing in the UAE, it is a very likely option to host India’s matches if the ICC decides on a hybrid model.

There has been a lot of conversations surrounding the Champions Trophy 2025 with India refusing to travel to Pakistan over security concerns.

A day after a virtual ICC board meeting concluded without finalising the venue for the Champions Trophy in 2025, a final decision remains elusive. The PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi was in Dubai today, and while he took in Pakistan's Under-19 victory over India,

The International Cricket Council are yet to reach a decision over the schedule for the 2025 Champions Trophy following a meeting on Friday.

The intrigue over where the 2025 Champions Trophy will be held continues after the ICC Board decided to give the hosts PCB more time to try and find a workable solution along with the ICC and the BCCI.

The ICC board meeting to discuss 2025 Champions Trophy ended without a decision on the tournament's hosting. Reports indicate that Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) remained adamant in opposing a hybrid model,