‘Pakistan’s attempt to steal Champions Trophy’ cricket news

International Cricket Council‘S (ICC) Virtual meeting to break the deadlock next year champions trophy The standoff between India and Pakistan continued on Friday, ending in a little more than 15 minutes. While the Board of Control for Cricket in India (bcci) Sticks to its decision not to travel to Pakistan to play the tournament, Pakistan Cricket Board (pcb) is refusing to accept a hybrid model where India can play all its matches at neutral venues.
In such a scenario, moving the Champions Trophy out of Pakistan seems to be a possible option, unless Pakistan accepts the hybrid model, the tournament can also be held without Pakistan.
However, former Pakistan batsman Basit Ali says that it is impossible to conduct the tournament without both India and Pakistan.
See also

“Who won the meeting – ICC, BCCI or PCB? And how could the meeting end so quickly?”. Basit asked in a video on his YouTube channel.
“Now they will come to know, Pakistan ko ek kaum bana diya ne BCCI (Now they will come to know, the Indian board has united Pakistan)… Even those who were against the PCB are saying “Whatever (PCB chairman) Mohsin Naqvi says, we will stick to it.”
The ICC Board is expected to hold another meeting in the next few days to reach a final decision on the tournament to be held from February 19 to March 9 next year.

He said, “This is not justice, you are trying your best to rob us of our Champions Trophy (It is not fair that they are trying to snatch the hosting of the Champions Trophy from Pakistan).”
The Champions Trophy is returning to the ICC calendar after a gap of seven years.
Speaking to the media about the impasse, BCCI vice-president Rajiv Shukla said, “Talks are going on with the Pakistan board. The ICC is trying its best. Our position is very clear; whatever our government tells us, We will do the same.”