Champion Trophy 2025: Schedule, Venues, and Key Details You Need to Know"

The schedule for the 2025 Champion Trophy has been released, with all matches set to take place in Pakistan, except for those involving India, which will be played in Dubai as a neutral venue. The tournament will be divided into two groups. Group A consists of Pakistan, India, New Zealand, and Bangladesh, while Group B includes Australia, South Africa, England, and Afghanistan.

Match Schedule:

1. Pak vs NZ – Feb 19, 2025, Karachi
2. Bang vs Ind – Feb 20, 2025, Dubai
3. Afg vs SA – Feb 21, 2025, Karachi
4. Aus vs Eng – Feb 22, 2025, Lahore
5. Pak vs Ind – Feb 23, 2025, Dubai
6. Bang vs NZ – Feb 24, 2025, Rawalpindi
7. Aus vs SA – Feb 25, 2025, Rawalpindi
8. Afg vs Eng – Feb 26, 2025, Lahore
9. Pak vs Bang – Feb 27, 2025, Rawalpindi
10. Afg vs Aus – Feb 28, 2025, Lahore
11. SA vs Eng – Mar 1, 2025, Karachi
12. NZ vs Ind – Mar 2, 2025, Dubai

Semifinals:

SF1 – Dubai
SF2 – Lahore
Final: Lahore/Dubai

Regardless of group standings, if India qualifies for the semifinals, they will play in Dubai. The final venue may be changed to Dubai if India reaches the final.

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