The ICC Champions Trophy has arrived in Lahore, following its successful showcase in Karachi, though no public events are currently scheduled in the city, according to the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). After a three-day display in Karachi, where it toured various prominent locations, the trophy has been brought to the PCB headquarters in Lahore as part of its ongoing tour.
While Karachi fans had the opportunity to view the trophy at the National Stadium and iconic spots like Burns Road Food Street, Lahore’s visit appears more low-key, with no public engagements planned for now. PCB officials have mentioned that updates could be made to the schedule if necessary.
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The trophy’s journey began on 16 November in Islamabad, followed by stops in cities such as Abbottabad, Murree, and Karachi. It will continue its international tour, leaving Lahore for Afghanistan on 26 November. From there, the trophy will travel to Bangladesh, South Africa, and India as part of its global tour.
The Champions Trophy will return to Pakistan for its final stop on 27 January 2025, before the tournament officially begins.
