ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Schedule, Fixture, Group, Venue and Teams

The wait is over, and the full schedule for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 has been announced! This major event will be held in Pakistan, starting on February 19 and the final will be on March 9, 2025. In this Champion Trophy 2025 cricket tournament, the top eight men’s teams in One Day Internationals (ODIs) will compete. Pakistan will be defending their title as champions from the 2017 tournament.

ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Updates

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Champions Trophy 2025 Qualified Teams List

This tournament features eight top cricket teams, each with their own squad of players. These teams include cricket powerhouses like Pakistan (Host), Afghanistan, Australia, Bangladesh, India, England, New Zealand, and South Africa. Fans can look forward to exciting matches as these teams compete for the prestigious trophy!

Pakistan Cricket Team Logo

Pakistan (H)

India Cricket Team Logo

India

New Zealand Cricket Team Logo

New Zealand

Bangladesh Cricket Team Logo

Bangladesh

Australia Cricket Team Logo

Australia

England Cricket Team Logo

England

Afghanistan Cricket Team Logo

Afghanistan

South Africa Cricket Team Logo

South Africa

ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Team Squads (All Teams)

2025 Champions Trophy Tournament Summary

The ICC Champion Trophy 2025 is set to thrill fans with eight top teams battling it out in a one-day international format. Pakistan, the defending champion, hosts this edition, marking the tournament’s return after a long hiatus since 2017. With legends like Chris Gayle holding records for most runs and Australia and India as the most successful teams, fans can expect high-stakes cricket and exciting matchups.

  • Organizer: International Cricket Council
  • Tournament Format: One-Day International
  • Inaugural Edition: 1998, Bangladesh
  • Previous Edition: 2017, England and Wales
  • Upcoming Edition: 2025, Pakistan
  • Defending Champion: Pakistan
  • Participating Teams: 08
  • Competition Structure: Group Stage, Round-robin, Knockouts
  • Most Successful Teams: Australia and India (2 titles each)
  • Top Run-Scorer: Chris Gayle (791 runs)
  • Leading Wicket-Taker: Kyle Mills (28 wickets)

Champions Trophy 2025 Host

The 2025 Champions Trophy will be a historic milestone for Pakistan as it hosts a major international cricket tournament after nearly 30 years. This event is not just a cricket competition; it’s a proud moment for the nation, reflecting its deep passion for the sport and its determination to bring world-class cricket back home.

Fans across the globe are thrilled to witness top ODI teams battling it out on Pakistani soil, showcasing thrilling matches in iconic stadiums. This tournament represents Pakistan’s return to the global cricket stage, promising unforgettable moments for players, fans, and the spirit of the game itself.

ICC Champions Trophy 2025

ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Schedule

The 2025 Champions Trophy schedule kicks off on February 19 in Karachi with New Zealand facing Pakistan. Key clashes include India vs. Pakistan on 23 Feb in Dubai, and the semi-finals are set for March 4 and 5 in Dubai and Lahore. The final will be held in Lahore or Dubai on March 9, promising exciting cricket action throughout Pakistan.

DATEFIXTUREVENUE
19 FebruaryPakistan v New ZealandKarachi, Pakistan
20 FebruaryBangladesh v IndiaDubai
21 FebruaryAfghanistan v South AfricaKarachi, Pakistan
22 FebruaryAustralia v EnglandLahore, Pakistan
23 FebruaryPakistan v IndiaDubai
24 FebruaryBangladesh v New ZealandRawalpindi, Pakistan
25 FebruaryAustralia v South AfricaRawalpindi, Pakistan
26 FebruaryAfghanistan v EnglandLahore, Pakistan
27 FebruaryPakistan v BangladeshRawalpindi, Pakistan
28 FebruaryAfghanistan v AustraliaLahore, Pakistan
1 MarchSouth Africa v EnglandKarachi, Pakistan
2 MarchNew Zealand v IndiaDubai
4 MarchSemi-final 1Dubai
5 MarchSemi-final 2Lahore, Pakistan
9 MarchFinalLahore (or Dubai)
10 MarchReserve day

ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Group Stage

ICC Champions Trophy 2025 groups

The 2025 Champions Trophy kicks off with an exciting group stage, where the top eight ODI cricket teams are divided into two groups.

In Group A, we have four teams Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, and New Zealand known for their fierce competition and thrilling matches. Group B features Afghanistan, Australia, England, and South Africa, promising action-packed games from these strong cricketing nations.

Each team will play against the other teams in their group, with the top two advancing to the knockout stage. Fans can expect intense rivalries, unforgettable performances, and edge-of-the-seat moments as these teams battle it out for a spot in the semifinals.

Group A

Bangladesh, India, New Zealand, and Pakistan are all in Group A, with each team aiming to advance to the knockout stage. The competition will be exciting as all teams fight for their spot.

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Group B

Afghanistan, Australia, England, and South Africa make up Group B, and all teams will be looking to perform their best and secure a place in the knockout rounds.

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2025 Champions Trophy Knockout Stage

The ICC Champion Trophy 2025 knockout stage promises thrilling cricket action, with the top teams from each group battling it out for a place in the final. The semi-finals will be a test of skill and strategy, leading to a highly anticipated final to crown the champion.

Semi-Finals


The first semi-final will see the winner of Group A face the runner-up from Group B. This match will be crucial for both teams as they fight for a spot in the final. In the second semi-final, the winner of Group B will take on the runner-up from Group A. Both teams will be looking to secure a place in the final by giving their best performance.

1st Semi Final

4 March, 2025 (Dubai)

A1 (Winner of Group A)

vs

B2 (Runner-up of Group B)

2nd Semi Final

5 March, 2025 (Lahore)

B1 (Winner of Group B)

vs

A2 (Runner-up of Group A)

ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Final

The final on 9 March, 2025, will feature the winners of both semi-finals. It’s going to be an exciting showdown as the two best teams battle for the ICC Champions Trophy title.

Final

9 March, 2025 (Lahore or Dubai)

SF1W (Winner of Semi-final 1)

vs

SF2W (Winner of Semi-final 2)

2025 Champions Trophy Venues

The Champion Trophy 2025 will take place across three iconic venues in Pakistan. Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium, Karachi’s National Stadium, and Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium will host the matches, bringing fans from all over to enjoy world-class cricket. Each stadium has its unique atmosphere, promising an unforgettable experience for players and spectators alike.

CityMatchesStadiumCapacity
Lahore7Gaddafi Stadium27,000
Karachi3National Stadium32,000
Rawalpindi5Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium15,000

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ICC Champions Trophy Winners List

The ICC Champions Trophy has seen intense cricket showdowns since its debut in 1998. Australia, India, Pakistan. South Africa, West Indies and Sri Lanka are among the winners, with tournaments hosted in countries like India, Bangladesh, Kenya, and England. Known for thrilling matchups, it’s a showcase of top cricket talent.

YearHost Nation(s)WinnerRunner-up
1998BangladeshSouth AfricaWest Indies
2000KenyaNew ZealandIndia
2002Sri LankaSri Lanka and India (Declared as Joint Winners)None
2004EnglandWest IndiesEngland
2006IndiaAustraliaWest Indies
2009South AfricaAustraliaNew Zealand
2013England and WalesIndiaEngland
2017England and WalesPakistanIndia

Champions Trophy Stats Overall

The ICC Champions Trophy has seen high-level cricket with impressive performances and close matches. Teams like India, Australia, and Pakistan have consistently delivered strong showings, making it a tournament full of exciting stats and records. The following tables will highlight key statistics from the ICC Champions Trophy, including the players with the most runs, wickets, and catches, showcasing the standout performers of the tournament.

Most Runs


RankRunsPlayerTeamMatchesInningsPeriod
1791Chris GayleWest Indies17172002–2013
2741Mahela JayawardeneSri Lanka22212000–2013
3701Shikhar DhawanIndia10102013–2017
4683Kumar SangakkaraSri Lanka22212000–2013
5665Sourav GangulyIndia13111998–2004

Most Wickets


PlayerTeamMatInnsRunsWktsBBIEconAve
Kyle MillsNew Zealand1515483284/304.2917.25
Lasith MalingaSri Lanka1616766254/345.3130.64
Muttiah MuralidaranSri Lanka1715484244/153.620.16
Brett LeeAustralia1615591223/384.7926.86
Glenn McGrathAustralia1212412215/374.0319.61

Most Sixes


PlayerTeamMATInns6sBalls Faced
Sourav GangulyIndia131117800
Chris GayleWest Indies171715891
Eoin MorganEngland131314477
Shane WatsonAustralia171512547
Paul CollingwoodEngland111111512

Most Catches


PlayerTeamMATINNSCTCT/INN
Mahela JayawardeneSri-Lanka2222150.681
Ross TaylorNew-Zealand1111121.09
Sourav GangulyIndia1313120.923
Dwayne BravoWest Indies1515120.8
JP DuminySouth Africa101090.9

Highest Totals


TeamScoreOPPRRInnsDate
New-Zealand347/4v USA6.94110 Sep 2004
Pakistan338/4v India6.76118 Jun 2017
India331/7v South Africa6.6216 Jun 2013
England323/8v South Africa6.46127 Sep 2009
Sri-Lanka322/3v India6.6128 Jun 2017

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The Champions Trophy is scheduled to be held in Pakistan from February 19, 2025 to March 9, 2025.

It’s uncertain if India will participate in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 in Pakistan. The decision depends on the political and diplomatic relations between the two countries. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has raised concerns about security in Pakistan. A final decision will be made closer to the tournament, based on the geopolitical situation.

Pakistan has won the ICC Champions Trophy once. They achieved this milestone in 2017 by defeating India in the final.

The top 8 teams will participate including India, Pakistan, Australia, England, South Africa, New Zealand, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan.