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Mohsin Naqvi, the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), inspected the National Bank Cricket Stadium in Karachi, where renovations are currently underway, in detail on Wednesday. The visit took place as Pakistan gets ready to host the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, which is set for February or March of the following year.
For the forthcoming tournament, the National Stadium, one of Pakistan’s top cricket venues, is undergoing significant renovations to suit international standards. Throughout his thorough examination, Naqvi paid close attention to enhancements meant to improve the viewing experience.
He gave the remodelling crew instructions to move the electronic scoreboard so cricket spectators could see it without obstruction. The stadium’s infrastructure was also practically altered as a result of the chairman’s visit. The parking facilities were moved closer to the stadium, as Naqvi also noted.
PCB conducted a detailed media walkthrough to update about the massive ongoing upgradation of the Gaddafi Stadium, ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025
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India has not yet confirmed that it will be competing in the Champions Trophy.
A thorough update on the construction status was given by the Frontier Works Organisation (FWO), which was in charge of carrying out the refurbishment project. Key officials such as National Stadium Manager Arshad Khan and Advisor Aamir Mir also attended the meeting. Mohsin Naqvi, the chairman of the PCB, stressed the significance of keeping up constant work progress in order to guarantee timely completion prior to the competition.
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India’s involvement in the competition is still up in the air. For their team’s trip to Pakistan, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is still awaiting government sanction.
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