ICC orders BCCI to allow ‘Pakistan’ print on Team India kits
The International Cricket Council (ICC) orders the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to allow a “Pakistan” print on India’s kits.
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ICC ORDERS BCCI TO ALLOW ‘PAKISTAN’ PRINT ON INDIA’S CHAMPIONS TROPHY 2025 KITS
The ICC orders the BCCI to allow a “Pakistan” print on Team India’s kits for Champions Trophy 2025.
Furthermore, the International Cricket Council (ICC) reminded the BCCI that Pakistan is the original host of the tournament.
Moreover, the “Pakistan” in Team India’s kits, an ICC official said, should stay.
This, despite Team India will play all its matches in Dubai.
“It is the responsibility of every team to add the tournament logo to their jerseys,” the ICC official told A-Sports as reported by NDTV Sports.
“All teams are obligated to comply within this rule,” the official added.
BCCI NOT KEEN ON KEEPING ‘PAKISTAN’ PRINT DESPITE ICC ORDER
The BCCI is not keeping on keeping the “Pakistan” print on Team India’s kits.
This is despite the ICC order ordering the BCCI to do so.
Moreover, Team India could face strict action if the “Pakistan” print is not found on their team kits.
Furthermore, the Champions Trophy logo usually includes the name of the host country.
This practice also prevailed in previous editions of the tournament.
Meanwhile, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has denied receiving any information from the BCCI.
This is referring to the latter’s stand on the tournament logo.
The BCCI is also against having a “Pakistan” print on Team India’s shirts, multiple reports said.
SHARMA VISIT TO PAKISTAN UNCERTAIN, AS BCCI, PCB TENSIONS CONTINUE
The BCCI’s latest stand is just an addition to tensions between the board and the PCB.
This is withj regards to Team India’s Champions Trophy 2025 stint.
Furthermore, the BCCI has yet to make decision whether it will allow Rohit Sharma to visit Pakistan for the captains’ meeting for the tournament.
The PCB last week expressed confidence that Sharma wll be physically present in Pakistan for the February 16 opening ceremony.
Sharma is among the captains from all participating teams who will be granted visas to set foot in Pakistan for the opening festivities.
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