"We will be keeping a special quota of tickets for Indian fans and we will try to make the visa issuance policy brisk," Naqvi was quoted as saying by a newspaper. Naqvi said that the PCB would like to see Indian fans visit Pakistan and watch the Indian and Pakistan match in Lahore.

The PCB has assured swift visa processing for Indian fans ahead of the Champions Trophy, expressing hope for their attendance despite longstanding political tensions that may hinder travel.

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The PCB is making special arrangements, including a dedicated ticket quota and streamlined visas, to welcome Indian fans to the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy in Pakistan. While venues in Lahore, Karachi,

India's potential participation in the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy in Pakistan is a topic of discussion. PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi is confident about the event's success with all teams participating. Safety concerns remain a major issue,

Scheduled for February-March 2025, the tournament has already sparked discussions on logistics, security, and fan engagement, particularly regarding the participation of Indian fans.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has expressed satisfaction with the Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) preparations for the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy, according to sources reported by a local news channel.

PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi, who serves as the Federal Interior Minister, announced on November 1 that Indian fans travelling to Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy scheduled early next year, will benefit from an expedited visa issuance process.

Pakistan Cricket Board chief Mohsin Naqvi made the assurances during a meeting with a group of Sikh pilgrims from the United States. Notably, with three months left for the Champions Trophy to begin,

We will be keeping a special quota of tickets for Indian fans, and we will try to make the visa issuance policy brisk,” Naqvi said, according to a recent report. While the to

"We will be keeping a special quota of tickets for Indian fans and we will try to make the visa issuance policy brisk," Naqvi was quoted as saying by a newspaper.