Some members of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) are reportedly unhappy with the PCB’s decision to accept the hybrid model for the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy.

The ICC has reportedly approved a hybrid model for the 2025 Champions Trophy, according to reports from Indian sports media

According to a report by IANS, some members of the PCB are unhappy with the way Pakistan accepted the decision regarding the Champions Trophy 2025 hybrid model. This is especially because of the compensations that PCB were offered.

The suspense over the 2025 Champions Trophy could end on Monday (16 December) with the International Cricket Council (ICC) reportedly set to announce the schedule of the tournament.

The PCB has agreed with the CT 2025 terms, with the condition that the Pakistan Cricket Team will not travel to India for the league-stage clash against India, and they will be held in Colombo.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) is poised to approve a hybrid model for the 2025 Champions Trophy. Pakistan will likely host 10 of the 15 matches, while India's group stage matches, a semi-final,

A similar hybrid model was adopted during the men's 50-over Asia Cup last year, when Pakistan hosted the tournament.

The former Pakistan star has raised concerns over the PCB's potential acceptance to a reported compromise deal with ICC.

The ICC has approved a hybrid model for the 2025 Champions Trophy, with matches hosted in Pakistan and Dubai. India’s league-stage matches, including the India-Pakistan clash, will be held in Dubai, while Pakistan will not travel to India for the 2026 T20 World Cup,

The semifinal and final of the tournament are also scheduled to take place in Dubai. If at all India gets eliminated, then the semifinal and final will take place in Lahore and Rawalpindi in Pakistan.

The eight-team ODI tournament is set to commence on February 19, with the final slated for March 9. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will serve as the host for the Champions Trophy 2025.