India and Pakistan to Clash at Neutral Venue in Upcoming Champions Trophy

The ICC has announced that all matches between India and Pakistan in ICC tournaments, including the upcoming Champions Trophy, will be played at neutral venues until 2027 due to ongoing political tensions. This decision ensures the participation of both teams in major tournaments. The Champions Trophy will be held in February 2025, marking Pakistan’s return to hosting a global event after a significant gap.

ICC Alters Chair’s Tenure, Impacts Jay Shah’s Role: Implications for Global Cricket

The ICC Board proposes extending the Chair and Independent Director’s terms to two three-year periods, significantly impacting Jay Shah’s future role as the ICC chief. This move, if approved, would grant him a potential three-year term, followed by another three-year term if re-elected. The ICC also announced a boost to women’s cricket, introducing annual T20 tournaments and revising the Futures Tour Program.

Putin Skips G20 Summit in Brazil Amid ICC Arrest Warrant

Russian President Vladimir Putin has decided not to attend the upcoming G20 summit in Brazil, citing concerns that his presence would disrupt the conference. This comes after Ukraine’s call to arrest Putin based on an International Criminal Court (ICC) warrant for his arrest. Putin denies the allegations and claims the warrant is easily circumvented.

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