Pakistan has granted visas to all seven Indian journalists who applied to cover the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy, which will be hosted in Pakistan. Sources confirmed that no visa applications were rejected, allowing the journalists to report on the tournament, which begins on February 19. This marks a significant development amidst ongoing political tensions, as the tournament will feature eight teams, including Pakistan, India, Australia, and England.
The first match of the ICC Champions Trophy will take place on February 19 between Pakistan and New Zealand, while cricket fans are eagerly awaiting the Pakistan vs. India clash on February 23, which will be held in Dubai. The confirmation of visas for Indian journalists ensures coverage of the tournament from a global perspective.
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Meanwhile, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has made special arrangements for the teams participating in the Champions Trophy. In collaboration with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), PIA has operated nine charter flights between Karachi, Islamabad, and Lahore, ensuring smooth domestic travel for the teams. In-flight services have been tailored to showcase Pakistani culture, providing a unique experience for the participants.
