ICC had January 12 as the deadline for all eight teams to submit their provisional squad for the 2025 Champions Trophy.

Full squads list of India, Australia, Pakistan, New Zealand, South Africa, England, Afghanistan and Bangladesh.

While most of the countries featuring in the upcoming Champions Trophy having announced their provisional sides, the world awaits India's squad.

The ICC Champions Trophy 2025 marks the tournament's return after an eight-year hiatus and is set to take place in Pakistan, starting February 19th.

Temba Bavuma will lead South Africa's squad for the ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025, as the Proteas aim to build on their strong recent form. Runners-up in last year’s Men’s T20 World Cup and finalists in the upcoming World Test Championship, the team is bolstered by the return of pace spearheads Anrich Nortje and Lungi Ngidi.

Amid the delay in announcing the squad for CT 2025, a report noted that BCCI vice-president Rajeev Shukla has revealed that Champions Trophy squad for India will be announced on January 18 or 19.

Australia on Monday announced its 15-man squad for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, which will be held in Pakistan and the UAE. While Pat Cummins is named the captain, his participation is uncertain due to ongoing ankle issues, as confirmed by Cricket Australia (CA) chief selector George Bailey.

Afghanistan have recalled fit-again Ibrahim Zadran in their 15-man Champions Trophy squad, amid ongoing calls for teams to boycott matches against them due to the Taliban government's crackdown on women's rights since returning to power in 2021.

Renamed the ICC Champions Trophy in 2002, the tournament changed from a two-year to a four-cycle after the 2009 competition that South Africa hosted. Pakistan was to host it in 2008. There has been an intense debate about the need to run the Champions Trophy in addition to the ICC's ODI World Cup.

Squads: The ICC Champions Trophy (CT) 2025 will take place in Pakistan and the UAE, starting from February 19 next month. The tournament is marking its return after eight years and eight teams will vie for the coveted ICC trophy.