PAK vs BAN: Champions Trophy 2025 Match Abandoned, Both Still Winless:

The Pakistan vs Bangladesh match in the Champions Trophy 2025 was abandoned without a ball being bowled due to persistent rain at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. Even the toss couldn't take place, marking a disappointing end for both teams, who finished the tournament without a single win.

While the match had no impact on the points table, both teams were eager to salvage some pride with a final victory—but the weather had other plans.

Rain Plays Spoilsport in Rawalpindi

Initially, the match was delayed due to a light drizzle, but as time passed, the rain intensified, forcing the match officials to call off the game without a single delivery being bowled.

Pakistan, the hosts of the tournament, had already suffered an early group-stage exit after losing to arch-rivals India and then falling to New Zealand. Meanwhile, Bangladesh showed fight against India and New Zealand but couldn’t secure a win in either game.

With this washed-out match, both Pakistan and Bangladesh exit the Champions Trophy 2025 without a single victory.

Group A: India & New Zealand Confirm Semifinal Spots

The semifinalists from Group A are now confirmed, with India and New Zealand securing their places in the final four.

However, the race for the semifinals in Group B remains open, with Afghanistan’s dramatic win over England shaking things up.

Afghanistan Knock England Out, Semifinal Race Heats Up

In a thrilling high-scoring match in Lahore on February 27, Afghanistan stunned England with an eight-run win, officially eliminating Jos Buttler’s side from the tournament.

England needed a win to stay in contention, but their second consecutive loss confirmed their group-stage exit.
England will now face South Africa in their final Group B match, but the game holds no significance for them.

Afghanistan's Semifinal Hopes

Afghanistan now has two points and must beat Australia in their last group-stage game to remain in the semifinal race.
A victory over Australia would give Afghanistan a real shot at reaching the knockout stage, making the upcoming clash a must-win encounter.

With Group B still wide open, the final matches will decide who joins India and New Zealand in the semifinals.