Security concerns due to political unrest in Pakistan have put the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy in jeopardy. ICCs November 29 meeting will decide whether the tournament stays in Pakistan or will be relocated.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief Mohsin Naqvi has reiterated his tough stance ahead of ICC emergency meeting to solve Champions Trophy 2025 future and said that his team playing in India and the Men in Blue not playing in Pakistan is not ‘acceptable’.

Now a similar controversy has again emerged. With Pakistan set to host the ICC Champions Trophy in 2025, India is demanding a neutral venue for the tournament. The question for the ICC is whether it will accommodate India’s demand and deprive Pakistan of its full hosting rights or conduct the tournament in Pakistan without India’s participation.

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 ICC board will meet to decide the fate of the Champions Trophy. India refuses to play in Pakistan due to security concerns. A hybrid model is proposed with India's matches in a neutral venue. Pakistan might receive financial incentives to agree.

The ICC have called a meeting of the executive board on Friday to finalise the venues for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 which is to be hosted by Pakistan.

The Champions Trophy is scheduled for next year, but the International Cricket Council (ICC) has yet to announce tournament's schedule. With India refusing to travel to Pakistan and Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) opposing the proposed hybrid model,