Pakistan, the tournament host, find themselves in a must-win situation after a 60-run defeat to New Zealand in their opening match.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has written a letter to ICC after they found out the omission of Pakistan's name from the official logo during the live broadcast

All eyes are on Dubai as cricket’s most intense rivalry takes centre stage today , with the bitter rivals Pakistan and India set to ignite passion and excitement in today's high-stakes

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India has refused to play its Champions Trophy matches in Pakistan, which is hosting its first major global tournament in almost 30 years.

Babar Azam had invited significant criticism for his lack of intent as he batted at a strike rate nearing 66 off 90 deliveries in their previous match against New Zealand.

Pakistan is set to host the ICC Champions Trophy for the first time in nearly 30 years, with PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi promising a tournament that highlights Pakistan's cricket passion and hospitality.

The lop-sided nature of arguably cricket's fiercest rivalry in recent years notwithstanding, emotions in both countries will run high when bitter neighbours India and Pakistan clash in a Champions Trophy blockbuster in Dubai on Sunday.

Sunday’s Champions Trophy clash in Dubai promises a charged atmosphere with strong fan presence on both sides.

As the highly anticipated India vs Pakistan encounter in the ICC Champions Trophy draws near, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi addressed the media at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium.