India’s Champions Trophy 2025 Jersey Sparks Controversy as Here is Why Pakistan Is Printed on It!
India’s official jersey for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 has raised eyebrows as it features “Pakistan” due to ICC regulations. The tournament’s official logo, which includes the host nation’s name, is mandatory on all team kits. India begins their campaign on February 20 against Bangladesh, with the blockbuster India vs. Pakistan clash set for February 23.
For the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, India’s official jersey has sparked discussions due to the inclusion of “Pakistan” on it. As per ICC regulations, the tournament logo, which includes the host nation’s name, must be displayed on all participating teams’ jerseys. This marks a rare instance where “Pakistan” appears on an Indian cricket kit, leading to a wave of reactions on social media.
The jersey was unveiled by key Indian players, including captain Rohit Sharma, Ravindra Jadeja, Hardik Pandya, and Arshdeep Singh. Fans were initially excited about the new design but were surprised by the mandatory imprint of the host country’s name. The BCCI clarified that the inclusion of “Pakistan” is a requirement imposed by the ICC and not a discretionary decision.
India’s Champions Trophy campaign begins on February 20 against Bangladesh in Dubai. The much-anticipated India-Pakistan clash is scheduled for February 23, promising a high-stakes battle. India will conclude its group-stage matches against New Zealand on March 2. Meanwhile, the team faces setbacks, with coach Morne Morkel exiting Dubai unexpectedly just days before the tournament. With a strong squad, India aims to overcome challenges and stake a claim for the prestigious ICC trophy.
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