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PCB Relocates ODI Tri-series Venues To Lahore And Karachi Ahead Of 2025 Champions Trophy
The tri-series, featuring New Zealand and South Africa alongside Pakistan, was originally scheduled to be held in Multan. But the PCB said given the advanced stage of preparations at Gaddafi Stadium and National Bank Stadium, it will host the tri-series in these two venues.
In a detailed update, the PCB has assured the fans, spectators and media that all upgradation work was progressing on schedule in both venues and will be completed before or around the set deadlines.
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- 21 May 2026 01:42