Champions Trophy 2025: Pakistan Conducts Champions Trophy, Crore loss
Pakistan Cricket Team (Photo-AP)
Champions Trophy PCP Loss: The Champions Trophy, organized by the International Cricket Council, proved that Pakistan was a bad dream for Pakistan. A great expression of the report that the team has been hosted, as well as the competitions are not special. Despite being the official host of the Pakistan Tournament, India refused to go to Pakistan for security reasons and all their matches were played in Dubai.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCP) suffered huge economic losses in organizing the competition. According to the Telegraph report, PCP has spent Rs 557 crore to renovate the three venues of Karachi, Lahore and Rawalpindi – 50 per cent higher than the budget. In addition, he spent Rs 346.7 crore for competition products. Although ICC He received only Rs 52 crore hosting fee.
The sale of tickets and the amount received from sponsors is very low. The main reason for this is that the rivalry against New Zealand in Karachi has only played only one match at Pakistan’s home. His second match was against India in Dubai, while the third match was canceled due to rain against Bangladesh in Rawalpindi.
869 crore loss
According to the report, the PCP lost Rs 869 crore in organizing the Champions Trophy 2025. The first ICC event organized by Pakistan was the match, which took place in 29 years after the 1996 ODI World Cup.
PCP took big measures
After a huge loss of Rs 869 crore, the PCP made some big but controversial decisions. In the national T20 matches, the Board has reduced the competition fares by 90 per cent, while the fees of the Reserve players have been reduced by 87.5 per cent. According to The Dawn report, the PCP match fees were reduced from 40,000 rupees to 10,000 rupees. However, the decision was withdrawn after the intervention of PCP leader Mohsin Naqvi.
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