ICC Men's Champions Trophy 2025: Full Schedule, Venues, and Key Matchups
The ICC Men's Champions Trophy returns in 2025 with Pakistan hosting most matches. Key games, including India's fixtures and the final, will be held in Dubai.


The ICC Men's Champions Trophy is set to make a grand return in 2025 after an eight-year hiatus. Pakistan, the reigning champions, will host the majority of the tournament, but India's group-stage games, a semi-final, and potentially the final will take place in Dubai. Here's a detailed look at the groups and full schedule for this highly anticipated eight-team tournament.
Groups
Group A: Pakistan, India, New Zealand, Bangladesh Group B: South Africa, Australia, Afghanistan, England
Full Schedule
- February 19: Pakistan v New Zealand, Karachi (09:00 GMT)
- February 20: Bangladesh v India, Dubai (09:00 GMT)
- February 21: Afghanistan v South Africa, Karachi (09:00 GMT)
- February 22: Australia v England, Lahore (09:00 GMT)
- February 23: Pakistan v India, Dubai (09:00 GMT)
- February 24: Bangladesh v New Zealand, Rawalpindi (09:00 GMT)
- February 25: Australia v South Africa, Rawalpindi (09:00 GMT)
- February 26: Afghanistan v England, Lahore (09:00 GMT)
- February 27: Pakistan v Bangladesh, Rawalpindi (09:00 GMT)
- February 28: Afghanistan v Australia, Lahore (09:00 GMT)
- March 1: South Africa v England, Karachi (09:00 GMT)
- March 2: New Zealand v India, Dubai (09:00 GMT)
- March 4: Semi-final 1: A1 v B2*, Dubai (09:00 GMT)
- March 5: Semi-final 2: B1 v A2*, Lahore (09:00 GMT)
- March 9: Final*, Lahore (unless India qualify, then will be in Dubai) (09:00 GMT)
*Both semi-finals and final have reserve days.
Key Highlights
- India's Matches: All of India's group-stage matches will be held in Dubai, providing a neutral venue for one of the tournament's most-watched teams.
- Final Venue: The final is slated to be in Lahore, but if India qualifies, it will be moved to Dubai to accommodate a larger audience.
- Reserve Days: To ensure the tournament's integrity, reserve days have been allocated for both the semi-finals and the final.
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