BCCI Secretary Jay Shah has strongly objected to the Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) plan to take the ICC Champions Trophy to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). Shah condemned the PCB's actions and pointed out that the ICC,

Citing concerns over "territorial integrity and political interference in sports", BCCI Secretary Jay Shah on Friday launched a sharp attack on Pak's announcement to conduct the Champions Trophy tour in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir areas,

The PCB had announced on Thursday that the trophy would be taken on a tour that would begin in Islamabad, the national capital, and later cover cities such as Skardu, Hunza and Muzaffarabad which fall in the disputed PoK region.

Media reports suggest that if a desperate ICC eventually shifts the tournament from Pakistan, PCB stands to lose to the tune of $65 million

Pakistan wants to politicise Champions Trophy with Jay shah set to take over as ICC chairman, way ahead would be for India to play hosts in 2025 - Here is MyKhels Opinion.

The recent 'Beyond The Boundary' episode sparked debate by highlighting BCCI secretary Jay Shah's firm stance against PCB's proposal to host ICC Champions Trophy matches in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.

The ICC has asked PCB to cancel the Champions Trophy trophy tour in PoK regions following BCCI's objections. With India’s participation uncertain and ongoing smog issues in key Pakistani cities, the PCB must revise its promotional plans for CT 2025.

If Pakistan pulls out of the hosting rights then in all likelihood, UAE will host the tournament. The broadcasters on the other hand will want the tournament in the same time zone. The official announcement will be made in the coming weeks after discussions with all stakeholders.