ICC CWC Trophy coming to Pakistan in October

The ICC Cricket World Cup Trophy tour begins in Dubai ahead of the showpiece event in England and Wales from 30 May to 14 July 2019.

With more stops than ever before, The CWC Trophy Tour will start its journey from the International Cricket Council headquarters in Dubai on Monday, 27 August 2018.

Travelling across five continents, 21 countries and over 60 cities the “most connected Trophy Tour ever” will allow fans around the world to get up close to the coveted prize that will be lifted at Lord’s Cricket Ground on 14 July, 2019.

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The @Nissan #CWCTrophyTour is set to begin its journey from the @ICC headquarters in Dubai on 27 August 2018! 🙌

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During the nine-month journey, it will travel not only to countries taking part in the tournament, but for the first time ever will go beyond traditional cricket heartlands and connect with fans in a further 11 countries where cricket is growing including Nepal, USA and Germany.

From the United Arab Emirates, the Trophy will travel to Oman, the USA, the West Indies, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, India, New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, Kenya, Rwanda, Nigeria, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany before arriving in England and Wales on 19 February, 2019 for a 100-day domestic Trophy Tour.

During its journey, the ICC Cricket World Cup Trophy will visit iconic and unusual locations, communities, schools, universities and even people’s homes in a bid to connect people globally in what will be the most unique, and accessible Trophy Tour to date.

Fans will be able to take part in a virtual reality cricket zone, have their photo taken with the trophy and feel what it is like to be at the Cricket World Cup, with a unique in-stadia experience, as well as a range of other exciting activities across the Tour.