First ODI tri-series in 21 years set for Multan in February 2025 as ICC Champions Trophy 2025 preparations kick off.
Islamabad
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced the schedule for the upcoming 2024-25 home international cricket season, that featured a significant highlight ie the reintroducion of an ODI tri-series after a gap of 21 years.
This tri-series, set to include New Zealand and South Africa, will occur in Multan from February 8 to 14, serving as crucial preparation for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, being hosted by Pakistan.
Throughout the season, Pakistan’s men’s cricket team will engage in a rigorous schedule comprising nine Tests, nine T20Is, and a minimum of 14 ODIs, with potential for additional ODIs based on their performance in both the tri-series and the Champions Trophy.
The action-packed cricket season will culminate with the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final on March 9, marking a pivotal period for Pakistan cricket.
