Champions Trophy 2025 Trophy Tour captivates cricket fans in New Zealand (Source: ICC)
The ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025 Trophy Tour concluded its spectacular New Zealand leg, leaving cricket enthusiasts eagerly anticipating the tournament’s ninth edition, set to take place in Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates from February 19 to March 9.
During its journey across New Zealand, the trophy visited iconic destinations in Hamilton and Auckland, bringing fans closer to the event and offering unique opportunities to engage with the prized silverware. Craig McMillan was part of New Zealand’s Champions Trophy-winning team back in 2000, and he made an appearance alongside current stars Mitchell Santner and Rachin Ravindra, sharing insights and building anticipation for the prestigious tournament.
In Hamilton, the trophy was displayed at the serene Hamilton Gardens, the picturesque Blue Springs, Raglan Beach, the enchanting Hobbiton movie set, and Seddon Park – where the Blackcaps were in action against Sri Lanka during their recent ODI series.
As the cricketing action moved onto Auckland, so did the trophy, stopping off at North Head, the iconic Sky Tower, Auckland Harbour before its visit concluded at the historic Eden Park.
The engaging activities and vibrant atmosphere resonated with New Zealand’s passionate cricket community, further amplifying excitement for the upcoming tournament.
The ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025 Trophy Tour continues to spark enthusiasm as it journeys through all eight participating nations. Following successful stops in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, South Africa, and Australia, the New Zealand leg has further fueled the anticipation. The tour now moves to England, the host nation of the most recent ICC Champions Trophy in 2017.
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