Indian Media Allowed to Cover ICC Champions Trophy 2025 in Pakistan
Pakistan has granted visas to all Indian journalists who applied to cover the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.
Seven Indian Journalists Approved for Pakistan Visit
Pakistan has approved visa applications for all Indian journalists who sought permission to cover the ICC Champions Trophy. Reports indicate that seven Indian journalists applied for visas to attend the tournament, which will take place in Pakistan. Sources have confirmed that all these applications have been granted, with none being rejected.
Exciting Matches Await as Champions Trophy 2025 Kicks Off
The ICC Champions Trophy is scheduled to commence in Pakistan on February 19, with participation from eight teams, including notable competitors like Pakistan, India, Australia, and England. The tournament will kick off with the opening match between Pakistan and New Zealand on Wednesday, February 19. Additionally, one of the most eagerly awaited matches of the tournament will be between Pakistan and India, set to take place on February 23 in Dubai.
Conclusion
Pakistan has officially granted visas to all Indian journalists who applied to cover the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. This step ensures media coverage from both sides, adding to the excitement of the tournament. With eight strong teams competing, including the much-anticipated Pakistan vs. India match on February 23 in Dubai, cricket fans around the world are eagerly looking forward to the action.
FAQ’s
Did Pakistan approve visas for Indian journalists for the ICC Champions Trophy?
Yes, all seven Indian journalists who applied for visas have been approved to cover the event in Pakistan.
When does the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 start?
The tournament will begin on February 19, 2025, with the opening match between Pakistan and New Zealand.
Where will the Pakistan vs. India match be played?
The highly anticipated Pakistan vs. India match will take place on February 23 in Dubai.
How many teams are participating in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025?
A total of eight teams, including Pakistan, India, Australia, and England, will compete in the tournament.
Were any visa applications of Indian journalists rejected?
No, all applications submitted by Indian journalists were approved without any rejections.
