The ICC Champions Trophy returns after eight years on 19 February - here's everything you need to know about how it works.

Below is the full list of broadcasters and their respective territories for watching the ICC Men's Champions Trophy 2025 LIVE: India: JioStar (Live streaming on Jio Hotstar, Television coverage on Star and Network 18 channels) Pakistan: PTV and Ten Sports, Streaming options: Myco and Tamasha app

The article highlights five iconic moments from past ICC Champions Trophy editions, including Virender Sehwag's pivotal off-spin in 2002, the West Indies' thrilling final win in 2004, England's high-scoring victory over South Africa in 2009,

With one week to go until the ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025 gets underway, each nation has finalised their squad and named the players who will be in action in Pakistan and the UAE. Ahead of the action getting underway, here is a full list of the confirmed squads who will be on show:

Former India captain Sourav Ganguly was one of the most successful Indian batsmen in the ICC tournaments. Throughout his 15-year ODI career, Ganguly scored 665 runs in the Champions Trophy across 13 innings, at an average of 73 and a strike rate of 83.

Here are India's highest partnerships in ICC Champions Trophy history. During a group stage match against England in 2002, Virender Sehwag and Sourav Ganguly recorded a partnership of 192 for the first wicket. This remains the highest partnership for India in the Champions Trophy.

The Champions Trophy prize pot will increase to $6.9 million this year, a jump of 53% from 2017, with the winners receiving $2.24 million, the International Cricket Council (ICC) announced Friday. Holders Pakistan will host an ICC showpiece event for the first time in 28 years.

The winners of the upcoming Champions Trophy 2025 will receive US$2.24 million as prize money along with the trophy they lift on March 9. The runners-up will get $1.12 million, and the losing semi-finalists will be awarded $560,

Prize money for the eight-nation Champions Trophy starting in Pakistan next week has been increased by 53 percent, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said Friday. "The total prize pool has increased by an impressive 53 percent from the 2017 edition,