PCB Challenges ICC on Champions Trophy Logo Blunder

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is dissatisfied with the ICC for omitting Pakistan's name from the Champions Trophy logo during the India vs. Bangladesh match broadcast. The ICC has acknowledged the error and promised to rectify it by including Pakistan's name in future Dubai match broadcasts.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has raised concerns with the International Cricket Council (ICC) over a significant oversight during the Champions Trophy broadcast. Pakistan's name was missing from the tournament logo displayed during the live telecast of the India vs. Bangladesh match, held in Dubai on Thursday.

PCB sources revealed that the ICC admitted to the mistake and pledged to use a three-line logo, featuring Pakistan's name, in all upcoming matches in Dubai. The logo in question had been previously utilized during matches in Karachi and is part of the hybrid model of games being played in Dubai.

The error came to public attention just ahead of the high-profile India-Pakistan clash scheduled for Sunday. The logo's preparation and production are handled by UK-based company Sunset & Vine under ICC's direction. In the match where India triumphed over Bangladesh by six wickets, the logo only displayed the event name, 'Champions Trophy 2025,' omitting the host country's name.