Both Pakistan and Bangladesh have looked out of their depths in their respective matches in the Champions Trophy and are set to bid adieu to the tournament after this match. | Crickit

Pakistan will face Bangladesh in their final ICC Champions Trophy match at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. Both teams aim to avoid finishing last in Group A, with Pakistan seeking their first win and Bangladesh looking to improve their ODI form following consecutive losses.

Pakistan and Bangladesh have met thrice in the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup. Bangladesh caused a major upset in 1999 with a 62-run win in Northampton. However, Pakistan dominated the next two encounters, winning by 58 runs in Dhaka (2011) and 94 runs in London (2019).

If you want to watch Pakistan vs. Bangladesh in the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy for free from anywhere in the world, we have all the information you need. Pakistan vs. Bangladesh in the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy starts at 4 a.m. ET on Feb. 27. This ODI takes place at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.

As Pakistan and Bangladesh prepare to face off in their final group-stage match of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, both teams look to end their campaign with a win. With no semi-final prospects, pride is on the line in Rawalpindi.

Follow live coverage of Pakistan vs Bangladesh from the ICC Champions Trophy today. The ICC Test Championship sees nine teams compete across a two-year cycle of matches before a two-team final decides the winner.

Here are all the match details and live streaming info for the Champions Trophy 2025 match between Pakistan and Bangladesh.

Pakistan vs Bangladesh Champions Trophy 2025 Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium Weather Forecast and Pitch Report: Pakistan and Bangladesh will battle it out in their final Group A match of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Thursday.

Here are all the head-to-head stats and numbers you need to know ahead of the match between Pakistan and Bangladesh in Rawalpindi on Thursday.

Not only have hosts and defending champions Pakistan suffered a first-round exit following defeats against New Zealand and India, the Mohsin Naqvi-led PCB continues to face flak for the way they’ve been organising the first ICC event happening in the country since 1996.