Rohit Sharma
Rohit Sharma Champions Trophy 2025: There is still about a month left for the Champions Trophy to start. Preparations are being implemented rapidly in Pakistan. Meanwhile, many questions were being raised, regarding which no official statement had been made yet, but now BCCI has unveiled some things. The question regarding Rohit Sharma whether he will go to Pakistan or not, BCCI has not taken the final decision yet.
Team India will play its Champions Trophy matches in Dubai.
Before every ICC tournament, all the teams in the host country come together and have a photo shoot of the team captains. This time Pakistan has got the hosting of the Champions Trophy, but Team India will not go to Pakistan and play its matches. BCCI had refused to send the Indian team to Pakistan due to security reasons. After this, finding a middle path, it has been decided that the Indian team will play its matches in Dubai. That means it is clear that India will not play in Pakistan under any circumstances. But the question still remains unanswered. Will Rohit Sharma go to Pakistan and get a photo shoot done?
No decision has been taken on Rohit Sharma going to Pakistan
Meanwhile, BCCI Secretary Devjit Saikia has said that discussions are still going on whether Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma will participate in the ICC pre-tournament activities including the press conference and official photo shoot in Lahore. Saikia clearly said that it has not been decided yet whether captain Rohit Sharma will go to Pakistan to talk to the ICC media or not. This means that this matter is still in limbo, but soon the picture regarding this will also become clear.
ICC’s official logo will be placed on Team India’s jersey
Meanwhile, it has been decided that when Team India will enter the field to play a match for the Champions Trophy, the same logo will be used on the team jersey, which is made for all the teams. That means the Champions Trophy logo will be there, in which Pakistan’s name will also be there. BCCI Secretary said that whatever ICC rules are, they will be followed. That means the dilemma on this matter has now ended.
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