
The BCCI has rejected PCB's proposal regarding the Champions Trophy 2025, which called for a change in the ICC's revenue model with a three-year written guarantee under a hybrid model. PCB had stated that it would not participate in any ICC tournament hosted by India over the next three years, with its matches also being held at neutral venues. Additionally, PCB sought an increase in the annual funding from the ICC. Now, the PCB is set to hold a final meeting regarding the tournament, with a decision on the Champions Trophy expected to be made that day.
A final decision on the Champions Trophy is expected to be made by 11th December. The PCB has allegedly accepted the hybrid model but has also made some demands. Now, the question is whether the ICC will accept the PCB's demands and whether the PCB will agree to the ICC's decision.
The PCB currently receives 5.75% (292 crores) of the ICC's revenue annually. It had demanded that its revenue be increased to 10-13%. Additionally, the PCB had demanded that all its matches in the upcoming Women's ODI World Cup 2025, Men's Asia Cup, and T20 World Cup 2026 be held at a neutral venue.
According to sources, this is the PCB's last chance. If the PCB fails to decide in this meeting or if the ICC does not agree to its demands, Pakistan may lose its hosting rights.
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10 Dec 2024 11:30 am
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