The BCCI has declined the PCB's travel assistance request for India during the ICC Champions Trophy, while the PCB remains committed to hosting the final at Lahore's Gaddafi Stadium, regardless of India's participation.

The BCCI has reportedly rejected PCB's plea to assist the Indian cricket team's travel back to India after every match of the ICC Champions Trophy. As per reports, a BCCI source said they have not received any such proposal from PCB,

Pakistan Cricket Board have reportedly proposed a new 'return' policy to BCCI for ICC Champions Trophy 2025. Read below for details.

PCB is actively working to secure India's participation in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 scheduled to take place from February 19 to March 9.

India’s travel to Pakistan to take part in any tournament is only possible after the government’s clearance and it is unlikely that the Indian government will give the Board of Control for Cricket

After S Jaishankar met Pakistani foreign minister Ishaq Dar in Islamabad during the SCO summit, reports emerged that cricket was featured in talks between the two ministers. However, the Ministry of External Affairs has denied such reports and called them inaccurate.

The future of the ICC tournament is increasingly uncertain as discussions surrounding India's potential participation in Pakistan continue.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has offered the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) a unique method in order to ensure that the 2025 Champions Trophy is hosted by Pakistan. There are major doubts over India's participation in the tournament,

PCB has suggested BCCI that the Indian team can set up a camp in either New Delhi or Chandigarh/Mohali and use chartered flights to travel to Lahore for their matches.