'Inko pata hi nhi hoga' - Fans brutally troll Pakistan as the street posters for Champions Trophy 2025 include West Indies player

The stage is all set for the highly anticipated upcoming ICC Champions Trophy 2025, which is to be hosted jointly by Pakistan and UAE. The tournament will kick off on February 19 as the hosts and defending champions Pakistan will take on New Zealand in the tournament opener. The game will be played at the National Stadium in Karachi.

Meanwhile, the streets in Pakistan have been flooded with the posters of some star players from all eight participating teams ahead of the start of the tournament.

However, the fans are brutally trolling the hosts Pakistan after noticing a big blunder in the Champions Trophy posters. What attracted the eyeballs of the fans was the photo of a West Indies player; it immediately made the fans troll Pakistan the Caribbean side has not even qualified for the Champions Trophy 2025.

“West Indies is not playing per inko pata hi nhi hoga (West Indies is not playing but they may not be aware of it),” wrote a user in an Instagram user as soon as the posters were shared on the social media platform.

“Why West Indies?” asked another user before a user wrote, “Jo team qualified bhi nhi he unka player poster me he aur jo qualified he unka koi pata nhi (There is a player on the poster from the team that hasn’t even qualified and there’s nothing about the ones who have qualified).

Here’s a look at the posters in Pakistan for Champions Trophy 2025:

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Here’s how fans reacted to the wrong images on posters: 

Notably, the Champions Trophy is returning after a long wait of 8 years since it was last played in England in 2017, in which Pakistan defeated the arch-rivals India in the Final to clinch the title for the first.

The upcoming ninth edition of the Champions Trophy is divided into two groups namely A and B. Group A will include India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and New Zealand while Afghanistan, South Africa, England, and Australia are placed in Group B.