The PCB has raised concerns with the ICC regarding the omission of Pakistan's name from the Champions Trophy logo during the India-Bangladesh broadcast in Dubai. The ICC has acknowledged the error and assured the PCB that the correct logo will be used for future matches in Dubai.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has blamed the ICC after India’s national anthem was mistakenly played for a second at the start of the Australia-England Champions Trophy match in Lahore. The PCB has demanded an explanation from the world body regarding the mishap.

According to PCB sources, the ICC has admitted the error and assured that it will use the three-line logo with Pakistan name in all matches in Dubai -- the same broadcast graphic which has been shown in matches in the host country.

The ICC is believed to have informally told PCB it was an early technical error, the explanation, however, has left PCB dissatisfied

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has written a letter to ICC after they found out the omission of Pakistan's name from the official logo during the live broadcast

PCB has written a letter to ICC demanding an explanation over National Anthem mix-up during Australia vs England's Champions Trophy clash