Rohit Sharma: The ICC Champions Trophy 2025 will be played next year. Pakistan has the rights to host it. Let us tell you that a total of 8 teams will participate in the upcoming tournament. However, there has been a lot of discussion about whether Team India will participate in it or not for some time.

Some media reports were claiming that India will go to Pakistan and participate in this tournament. While some gave information just the opposite. Now a statement by Rohit Sharma has revealed whether the Indian team will go to its neighboring country and play cricket or not. Let us know in detail what the Hitman said in his statement.

Rohit Sharma's statement on Champions Trophy

There are still many questions in the minds of fans regarding ICC Champions Trophy 2025. The biggest question is whether Team India will play in this tournament or not. In fact, the last time this team played cricket in Pakistan was in 2008.

After this, the Indian government never allowed its team to travel there again due to security reasons. In such a situation, all kinds of speculations are being made about India's participation in the Champions Trophy. Meanwhile, a statement by Rohit Sharma is becoming quite viral on social media. In this, he made a big statement on India going to Pakistan and playing. Hitman had said,

“The cricket board decides what to do and what not to do. It is not in our hands. Whatever tournament we see in front of us, we go there to play. Nothing is going to change for us in the future. We will do whatever we get orders. If the board says so, we will go to Pakistan and play.”

See the tweet here:

If Cricket Board Allow us to play in Pakistan then we will play, Is main kya hai: Rohit Sharma pic.twitter.com/BkwDJx4aCq

— ٰImran Siddique (@imransiddique89) July 24, 2024

BCCI has to take the final decision

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has to decide whether Team India will go to Pakistan to play the Champions Trophy 2025 or not. At present, there has been no official statement from Jay Shah or any other member of the board. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has left it to the ICC to persuade India to come and play in Pakistan.