US EditionICC Champions Trophy 2025: Military deployment approved for security
- Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif stated that the main challenge is to win the ICC Champions Trophy and defeat India in their upcoming match on February 23 in Dubai.
- Sharif emphasized the excitement of hosting the Champions Trophy in Pakistan after 29 years, highlighting national support for the team.
- The renovated Gaddafi Stadium was inaugurated, showcasing improved facilities and a celebration with performances and fireworks.
- Pakistan enters the tournament as defending champions, with their last victory over India in an ICC event occurring in 2021 during the T20 World Cup.
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In the Champions Trophy 2025, the Indian team has been placed in Group A which also includes Pakistan, New Zealand and Bangladesh. The Indian team will play its first match against Bangladesh on February 20. Then the Rohit Brigade has to play against Pakistan.
ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Military deployment approved for security
The Federal Cabinet has reportedly approved the deployment of the military to provide security for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy 2025, ensuring the safety of the event, The decision was made under Article 245 of the Constitution, which authorises the military’s involvement in security matters, Express News cited sources. As part of the security arrangements, a joint effort will be made by civil armed forces, police, and other law enforcement…
Real task is not just winning Champions Trophy but also beat India: Pakistan PM
Lahore: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif says the real task for Pakistan is not just winning the ICC Champions Trophy but also defeat arch-rivals India in Dubai on February 23. Speaking at the inauguration ceremony of the renovated and upgraded Gaddafi stadium on Friday night, Sharif said the players must give their best against India. “We have a very good side and they have done well in recent times but the real task now is to not only win the Cha…
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