Amidst excitement around Champions Trophy, there's a growing suspense round India captain Rohit Sharma's travel to Pakistan for the captains photoshoot.

According to a report in the Telegraph, the BCCI has not yet received any proposal from Pakistan to send Rohit Sharma to Pakistan for the opening ceremony. The BCCI secretary said that sending Rohit to Pakistan is not even BCCI's discussion.

Pakistan Cricket Board expects India captain Rohit Sharma to travel to the neighbouring country for the Champions Trophy opening ceremony. The governing body is planning to host a gala event on either February 16 or 17.

A PCB source has said that it is awaiting communication from the ICC on the schedule of the customary captains' photo-shoot and the pre-event press conference, which is to be held in Pakistan.

The last time the Indian team visited Pakistan was in 2008 for the Asia Cup final against Sri Lanka which they lost by 100 runs. The last time the Men in Blue played a match in Pakistan was also in the same tournament during the Super Four Stage, where India suffered a defeat by 8 wickets.

The Champions Trophy 2025 will be hosted in a hybrid format, where India will play their matches in Dubai, while the rest of the tournament will be held in Pakistan. However, there might be a situation where Rohit Sharma needs to travel to Pakistan ahead of the mega ICC event.

Despite India playing all of their matches in Dubai, captain Rohit Sharma might attend the Champions Trophy opening ceremony that the PCB is planning to host in Pakistan, which will require the presence of all eight captains.

Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma might have to visit Pakistan ahead of the Champions Trophy 2025. This is because of a traditional pre-tournament event of a photoshoot of all team captains with the trophy. The event is usually hosted in the host country, which is Pakistan in this case.

Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma is reportedly expected to visit Pakistan ahead of the ICC Men's Champions Trophy 2025 next month. According to Indian media reports on Monday, this visit would mark a historic moment, as it's been years since an Indian cricketer travelled to Pakistan for an international event.

According to a report in the PTI, the opening ceremony of the Champions Trophy will be held on February 16 or 17. The ICC has yet to confirm the dates. However, PCB expects Rohit