It is yet to be decided whether such provisions are for the next three years or until the end of the current rights cycle in 2031

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is reportedly not so keen on Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) proposed ‘fusion formula’ for hosting the Champions Trophy 2025. The tournament, set to take place in Pakistan,

With the future of Champions Trophy hanging in balance, the Board of Control for Cricket in India is unlikely to accept the neutral venue formula put forward by Pakistan, Indian

“We have come up with a fair solution. If India refuse, they cannot expect us to play there in the future. If the ICC events are held in India, Pakistan should be allowed to play their matches or finals in Dubai, ensuring fairness,” a PCB source was quoted in the report.

The PCB has strongly rejected reports suggesting that Pakistan had "surrendered" in its discussions with the ICC over the Champions Trophy.

India has not travelled to Pakistan since 2008, and also refused to play the Champions Trophy 2025 in Pakistan.

Pakistan hopes it will get a fair deal on “equality” when the International Cricket Council virtually meets on Friday to finalize details for next year’s Champions Trophy.

Cricket analysts said that the PCB's demand for a 'hybrid-for-hybrid' model is valid, arguing that India's stance of not playing Champions Trophy matches in Pakistan is affecting the overall spirit of the game.

The BCCI are refusing to accept PCB's demand that all future ICC tournaments in India are also held with a 'hybrid' model if it is implemented for Champions Trophy 2025.

F ormer India spinner Harbhajan Singh asked the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to keep their ego aside and accept the hybrid model for the upcoming Champions Trophy 2025. The eight-

Champions Trophy 2025 will most likely be played in a hybrid model, with India-centric matches taking place at a neutral venue.