Champions Trophy 2025: Former player's entry in 'Jersey controversy', amazing advice to Pakistan

Sports Desk: The ICC Champions Trophy 2025 is scheduled to begin from February 19. 8 teams are going to clash in this tournament. This time the ICC has handed over the Champions Trophy to Pakistan. Although all the matches of India are going to be played in Dubai, but the jersey controversy has started before this tournament, where India does not want to write the name of Pakistan on its jerseys, but according to the ICC rule, the name of the host country is the name of every team It is mandatory to be in T-shirts. Now in this dispute, former Pakistan player Rashid Latif has entered, who has given great advice to Pakistan.

Actually, India has decided to play all its matches in Dubai due to security reasons. Reacting to this, Rashid Latif said in an interview to Pakistan's English newspaper Don, “This is a very special time for Pakistan's cricket lovers. Big teams of the world are coming to be a part of this big tournament. The Government of Pakistan and PCB have worked hard with the ICC, due to which the event was possible. Where India will play, this is their case. We should just focus on our game. “

Not only this, Latif has also praised the spinners of his country. He said that Abrar Ahmed, Sufiyan Mukim and Faizal Akram can have a big impact in domestic conditions. He also described all -rounder Salman Ali Aga as an important player. However, Latif does not trust the team's opening pair.

In fact, the Pakistan team is struggling to find the right combination due to Sam Ayub's injury and Abdullah Shafiq's poor form. On which Rashid Latif says that in the past we have seen many opening combinations, including players like Imam-ul-Haq, Fakhar Zaman and Shaan Masood. Perhaps the selectors rely on Fakhar and Shaan's pair. However, it will have to be seen how the team deal with this challenge. ”

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At the same time, Rashid Latif also believes that India is a strong team, but Pakistan can get a tough challenge against England, New Zealand, Australia and South Africa. For information, let us know that the Champions Trophy of India and Pakistan will clash on 23 February. This match will be played in Dubai. To be in Pakistan