The ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025 Trophy Tour, is set to kick off in Islamabad, Pakistan, on Saturday. The coveted silverware will travel across the eight participating nations, offering fans memorable experiences throughout the Tour.

In Islamabad, the trophy will be showcased at iconic landmarks on the opening day, including Daman-e-Koh, Faisal Mosque, and the Pakistan Monument. Cricket legend Shoaib Akhtar will accompany the trophy during its visit to these locations.

This marks the launch of the international Trophy Tour for the ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025, designed to engage global fans through dynamic and vibrant activities reflecting the event's refreshed visual identity.

Following its kickoff in Islamabad, the trophy will journey to iconic locations across Pakistan, including Karachi, Abbottabad, and Taxila, before departing the home of the defending champions for an extensive international tour. Along the way, it will celebrate the diverse cultures of the competing nations.

The Trophy Tour itinerary features a mix of physical and digital events, showcasing the silverware at iconic landmarks, sporting events, and pivotal moments on the international cricket calendar.

Anurag Dahiya, ICC Chief Commerical Officer, expressed his pleasure at the launch of the event. “We are delighted to launch the Trophy Tour with DP World ahead of the ICC Men’s Champions Trophy, where another action-packed programme of activity is available to fans across the world.”

He went on to describe the experience that awaited fans. “The silverware, which will be showcased across all participating nations, will allow the sport’s passionate fanbase to enjoy the unforgettable experience of being up close with the iconic trophy,” Dahiya said.

Key dates of the Trophy Tour: 16 November – Islamabad, Pakistan 17 November - Taxila and Khanpur, Pakistan 18 November – Abbottabad, Pakistan 19 November- Murree, Pakistan 20 November- Nathia Gali, Pakistan 22 - 25 November – Karachi, Pakistan 26 – 28 November – Afghanistan 10 – 13 December – Bangladesh 15 – 22 December – South Africa 25 December – 5 January – Australia 6 – 11 January – New Zealand 12 – 14 January – England 15 – 26 January – India 27 January – event start – Pakistan