In a diplomatic gesture, Pakistan has granted visas to all Indian journalists who applied to cover the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. According to sources, seven journalists from India had submitted visa requests to attend the tournament, which Pakistan is hosting. All applications were approved without any rejections, allowing the journalists to cover one of the most anticipated cricket events of the year.
The ICC Champions Trophy, which kicks off tomorrow on February 19, will feature eight teams, including Pakistan, India, Australia, and England. The opening match will see Pakistan facing New Zealand, while the much-awaited India-Pakistan clash is set for February 23 in Dubai, a game that is expected to capture global attention.
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In support of the tournament, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), in collaboration with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), has provided special charter flights for teams participating in the event. PIA has operated nine domestic flights between Karachi, Islamabad, and Lahore, with in-flight arrangements celebrating Pakistan’s rich culture.
