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Pakistan Champions, the runners-up of the first World Championship of Legends (WCL), have officially unveiled their new team jersey ahead of the second season of the tournament, which will be played later this month.
The team revealed their updated look on the social media, sharing the caption: “Proud to unveil the official jersey of the Pakistan Champions for the World Championship of Legends 2025.”
The WCL features cricket legends from six countries — Pakistan, India, Australia, South Africa, England, and the West Indies — and will be held in the July–August window. Following a successful inaugural season in 2024, the tournament is set to return with greater excitement.
In the first edition, Pakistan Champions, led by former captain Younis Khan, had an impressive run. They started off with dominant wins over Australia and West Indies, followed by a victory over India in the group stage, where they posted a massive 243/4 and restricted India to 175/9. Despite a single group-stage loss to South Africa, Pakistan bounced back against England and defeated the West Indies again in the semi-final.
However, in a closely fought final, Pakistan set a target of 157 runs, which India chased down in 19.1 overs to lift the trophy with a five-wicket win.
This year, Pakistan Champions will begin their WCL 2025 campaign on July 18 against England Champions at the iconic Edgbaston Stadium. The much-anticipated clash between Pakistan and India is scheduled for July 20 at the same venue.
WCL 2025 complete schedule:
League Stage
July 18 (Friday): England Champions vs Pakistan Champions
July 19 (Saturday): West Indies Champions vs South Africa Champions
July 19 (Saturday): England Champions vs Australia Champions
July 20 (Sunday): India Champions vs Pakistan Champions
July 22 (Tuesday): England Champions vs West Indies Champions
July 22 (Tuesday): India Champions vs South Africa Champions
July 23 (Wednesday): Australia Champions vs West Indies Champions
July 24 (Thursday): South Africa Champions vs England Champions
July 25 (Friday): Pakistan Champions vs South Africa Champions
July 26 (Saturday): India Champions vs Australia Champions
July 26 (Saturday): Pakistan Champions vs West Indies Champions
July 27 (Sunday): South Africa Champions vs Australia Champions
July 27 (Sunday): India Champions vs England Champions
July 29 (Tuesday): Australia Champions vs Pakistan Champions
July 29 (Tuesday): India Champions vs West Indies Champions
Knockout Stage
July 31 (Thursday): Semi-final 1 – SF1 vs SF4 (Edgbaston, Birmingham)
July 31 (Thursday): Semi-final 2 – SF2 vs SF3 (Edgbaston, Birmingham)
August 2 (Saturday): Final (Edgbaston, Birmingham)
