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Champions Trophy host Pakistan to showcase upgraded cricket stadium

Pakistan will showcase its newly upgraded stadium at Lahore when it takes on New Zealand in the opening game Saturday of a tri-series cricket tournament, which also involves an understrength South Africa.

India.com on MSN · 5h

WATCH: Pakistan unveils bold new jersey design for ICC Men's Champions Trophy 2025

The Pakistan cricket squad is intensifying its preparations for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy 2025, set to be hosted by Pakistan and the UAE from February 19 to March 9. Prior to the tournament, Pakistan will compete in a tri-nation ODI series against South Africa and New Zealand.

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Pakistan's Stadium Revamp: Champions Trophy Sparks Cricket Revival

Pakistan is readying for a historic cricket season, unveiling an upgraded 35,000-capacity stadium in Lahore. The Gaddafi Stadium's renovation precedes the Champions Trophy, the first major ICC tournament Pakistan is hosting in 29 years.

Hindustan Times on MSN · 3h

Pakistan unveils renovated Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore days ahead of Champions Trophy

The unveiling comes days after news reports emerged expressing concern over stadium renovations set to miss several deadlines.

Gulf News on MSN · 5h

Pakistan opens renovated Champions Trophy stadium

Pakistan opened a renovated stadium for the Champions Trophy in Lahore on Friday, one of three to be used in its first major international cricket event in almost 30 years. The eight-team Champions Trophy will be staged from February 19 to March 9 in Lahore,

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Champions Trophy 2025: Who Will Perform At CT 2025 Opening Ceremony In Pakistan?

ICC Champions Trophy 2025 is set to begin on February 19, with Pakistan hosting the tournament. Meanwhile, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has made a mega announcement regarding the grand opening ceremony.

Pakistan vs. New Zealand vs South Africa ODI tri-series

India Today on MSN · 5h

Pakistan vs New Zealand vs South Africa ODI tri-series: All you need to know

The ODI tri-series format is all set to make a comeback as Pakistan welcome New Zealand and South Africa to their shores in what is seen as a dress rehersal before the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy. The matches will be played in the revamped stadiums in Karachi and Lahore.

The Independent on MSN · 12h

Pakistan vs New Zealand LIVE: Cricket score and updates from Tri-Series in Pakistan 2025

Follow live coverage of Pakistan vs New Zealand from the Tri-Series in Pakistan 2025 today. The ICC Test Championship sees nine teams compete across a two-year cycle of matches before a two-team final decides the winner.

ABP Live on MSN · 5h

Everything You Need To Know Ahead Of Pak-NZ-SA Tri-Nation Series

The tri-nation ODI series involving hosts Pakistan, along with New Zealand and South Africa will be played from February 8-14 at the newly constructed Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore and National Stadium in Karachi.

Netflix just got the best cricket documentary for Indian and Pakistan fans — and it's a great watch

Many of the most famous names in the history of cricket have taken part in a new documentary, The Greatest Rivalry: India vs ...

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Watch: Babar Azam, Rizwan flaunt Pakistan's new jersey for Champions Trophy 2025

Star Pakistan cricketers Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan flaunted their new jersey for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 in a special video released by the Pakistan Cricket.

The Greatest Rivalry - India vs Pakistan Season 1

As it stands, this documentary will appeal only to a niche audience, and those expecting an in-depth look at the fierce ...

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Nottinghamshire sign Pakistan seamer Abbas

Nottinghamshire have signed Pakistan seam bowler Mohammad Abbas for part of the 2025 county season. Abbas will arrive in May ...

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The Greatest Rivalry – India vs Pakistan review: Boys played well, but Netflix’s cricket documentary is run out by randomness

Netflix's three-part documentary series is primarily presented through the perspective of Virender Sehwag and Shoaib Akhtar, but the omissions and lack of access are palpable.