The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to move the upcoming ODI Tri-Series, featuring Pakistan, New Zealand, and South Africa, from Multan to Karachi and Lahore. This change ensures the venues are ready for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, starting on February 19.
Why the Change?
Initially planned for Multan, the matches will now be held at the National Stadium, Karachi, and the Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore. Both stadiums are being upgraded to meet international standards, with the Gaddafi Stadium increasing its seating capacity to 35,000 spectators.
The PCB explained that this move helps focus on the preparation of these key venues for the Champions Trophy, ensuring they’re in top condition for hosting international cricket.
When and Where?
The ODI Tri-Series will begin on February 8, 2025, bringing exciting matches to two of Pakistan’s iconic stadiums:
- National Stadium, Karachi
- Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore
Teams Playing
The series will feature three teams:
- Pakistan
- New Zealand
- South Africa
PCB’s Commitment to Fans
The PCB assured fans that all renovation work is progressing smoothly and will be completed on time. This shift also highlights Pakistan’s readiness to host world-class cricket events, including the Champions Trophy.
Why This Series Matters
The ODI Tri-Series will not only give fans a chance to enjoy exciting cricket matches but also serve as a perfect build-up for the Champions Trophy. With world-class players competing, it promises thrilling moments for cricket lovers.
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