Pakistan, Rohit Sharma and Champions Trophy

Why Rohit Sharma won't travel to Lahore for Champions Trophy photoshoot?
Although the Champions Trophy usually features a captains' photoshoot and media event, this time, the PCB has opted to skip these due to timing and logistical challenges.
Champions Trophy 2025: No captains' meet or photoshoot in Pakistan; question of Rohit Sharma's travel resolved
In a break from tradition, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced that there will be no official captains' meet or photoshoot ahead of the 2025 Champions Trophy, which will be hosted in Pakistan.
ICC Champions Trophy 2025: No captains' meet or photoshoot in Pakistan
The ICC Champions Trophy 2025 will skip the traditional captains' meet and photoshoot due to logistical issues. With matches spread across four venues in two countries, teams will arrive just before the competition.
ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Rohit Sharma won’t travel to Pakistan. Here’s why
Though ICC ensured to keep a day reserve for the captains’ joint photo shoot, PCB reportedly cancelled the event citing the ‘unavailability of teams due to tight traveling schedules’.
Champions Trophy 2025: No Pakistan visit for Rohit Sharma as captain's event reportedly scrapped
The BCCI will not have to worry about sending Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma to Pakistan as the PCB has reportedly decided to cancel the captains’ event and official photoshoot for Champions Trophy 2025 due to logistical challenges.
PCB confirms Champions Trophy opening ceremony date; still no decision on official photoshoot
Pakistan Cricket Board will host the Champions Trophy opening ceremony on February 16 at Huzoori Bagh in Lahore. Ahead of that, the PCB officials will unveil the newly renovated Gaddafi and Karachi stadiums.
ICC Champions Trophy 2025: PCB, ICC To Organise Opening Ceremony In Lahore On 16 February
The ICC and PCB are yet to confirm if Indian captain, Rohit Sharma, would be travelling to Lahore for the events
ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Rohit Sharma will not go to Pakistan as ICC, PCB make BIG decision on opening ceremony
The uncertainty regarding Rohit Sharma's trip to Pakistan for the 2025 Champions Trophy has been resolved. The India captain will not be required to travel to Pakistan, as the ICC and PCB have opted to cancel the opening ceremony and captains' photoshoot for the tournament.
No captains' meet, photoshoot for ICC Champions Trophy 2025
Similar adjustments were made during the 2024 Men's T20 World Cup, where logistical challenges led to the ICC replacing the traditional captains' gathering with a digital launch. Captains' images were projected onto New York's Rockefeller Center instead of hosting an in-person event.
No captain's event or photoshoot before Champions Trophy
There will be no official ICC captain's meet or photoshoot ahead of Champions Trophy 2025. The event has traditionally taken place in the host country of an ICC tournament, but it will not be part of the build-up to the Champions Trophy in Pakistan,
ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Faces A Scare Of 'No Captains' Photoshoot': Report
There will be no captains' photoshoot or conference in Pakistan before the ICC Champions Trophy, a source in the host cricket board told PTI on Thursday, ending the possibility of India skipper travelling to the country for any pre-tournament engagements.
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