A few days after the dispute due to the absence of India’s flat from the National Stadium in Karachi before the introduction of the ICC Champions Trophy, it appears to be revised. In the latest scenes shared on social media from the venue, India’s flag has been placed with other participating countries for the Champions Trophy. Several principles were considered when the National Stadium did not have the facility of India’s flag a few days before the incident started. But, now everything seems fine.
Many social media users shared the views of the flag of all 8 nations which are participating in the Champions Trophy.
The flag of India was raised at the National Stadium in Karachi. What moment
We have big hearts, we do not do cheap tasks. All 7 Indian journalists also gave a visa of Pakistan #Championstrophy 2025 pic.twitter.com/zwfimcavex
– Farid Khan (@_faridkhan) February 18, 2025
As social media borned, fans refused to refuse to extend the Indian flag in their stadiums in Pakistan, PCB separated the controversy, saying that countries playing in Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 The flags of K. are only raised. Stadium.
“As you know, India is not coming to Pakistan to play its matches during the ICC Champions Trophy 2025; National Stadium in Karachi, Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, and Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore have hoisted flags from those countries that are going to play Are. Venue said, “A PCB source said by IANS.
Asked why the flags of Indians, Bangladesh and other participating countries were not in Karachi and Lahore Stadiums, the source said, “The Indian team is going to play their matches in Dubai. Secondly, Bangladesh team has not yet come yet It will play his first match against India in Pakistan and in Dubai.
No Indian flag #Karachi,
Only the Indian team faced security issues #Pakistan And refused to play Champions Trophy match in Pakistan, PCB removed #India Flag from Karachi Stadium keeping the flag of other guest nations.#Championstrophy 2025 pic.twitter.com/qazmqglau1– Shahinur (@shahinu_R) 17 February, 2025
The BCCI vice -president also reacted to the dispute, saying that the Pakistan Board first needs to confirm whether the Indian flag was initially or not. If it was not, it should have been kept.
Rajiv Shukla told the Livemint on the sideline, “First, it should be confirmed whether the Indian flag was there or not. If it was not there, it should have been kept. The flags of all the participating nations must have been present there,” Rajiv Shukla told Livamint on the sideline. Restaurant Cricket League in Delhi on Tuesday.
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