Less than a month remains for the start of ICC Champions Trophy 2025, and a controversy surrounding Team India's jersey has emerged. Speculation initially arose that Pakistan's name might not feature on India's jersey,

The BCCI has sparked a new controversy over the Champions Trophy by requesting their players not wear jerseys with Pakistan's name and skipping captai

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has confirmed that the Indian team's jersey for the upcoming Champions Trophy will sport the official International Cricket Council (ICC) logo. This decision is in accordance with ICC guidelines, which include putting the host nation's name on the tournament apparel.

The Indian cricket team last lifted ICC Champions Trophy in 2013, defeating England under two-time World Cup winner MS Dhoni's captaincy. Although India reached the final in 2017 under Virat Kohli, they fell short against Pakistan.

BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia has confirmed that Team India will sport the logo of Pakistan on their national jersey for ICC Champions Trophy 2025 matches.

The Champions trophy is set to kick off on February 19 with India playing their first match of the tournament on February 20 against Bangladesh. The Indian team will be clothing the jerseys with the official ICC logo of the Champions trophy.

According to BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia, Team India players will fully comply with the ICC’s dress code regulations during the upcoming mega event.

Fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah has been picked for India’s Champions Trophy squad despite doubts about his fitness.

India has made a significant diplomatic and sporting statement ahead of the upcoming Champions Trophy, as it has completely excluded Pakistan's name from its official team jersey.

The BCCI has reportedly refused to have host nation's name 'Pakistan' printed on Team India's jerseys for the ICC Champions Trophy.

The Indian cricket team, under captaincy of Rohit Sharma, is set to compete in ICC Champions Trophy 2025 starting February 19. ICC has designated Pakistan and Dubai as the tournament's co-hosts. Rohit Sharma will become the sixth Indian captain to lead the team in this prestigious event.