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[Watch] Unexpected Guest Invades Karachi Stadium In Champions Trophy 2025 Opener

Poulomi Chakraborty

Karachi Stadium Hosts A Special Guest (Source: @kuchbhi12341416/x.com)Karachi Stadium Hosts A Special Guest (Source: @kuchbhi12341416/x.com)

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The eight years long wait has come to an end as the Karachi International Stadium is hosting the first match of the Champions Trophy 2025 where Pakistan is crossing swords with New Zealand. The thrilling match is spreading excitement.

As the spectators are enjoying the nail-biting contest between the ‘Men in Green’ and the Kiwis, the stadium witnessed a special guest as a black cat took the field along with the players.

Karachi Stadium Marks A Special Attendance

Chasing a daunting total, the hosts are finding it tough against a fierce Kiwi bowling attack. Just as the match was on a tight moment, a special entry injected new excitement. In the 31st over, Tayyab Tahir and Babar Azam were on the crease and a black cat entered the field. Spending a few times on the field, the special guest decided to walked away. But that moment grabbed the attention.


Babar Azam’s Efforts Fell Short As As Pakistan Is Struggling

The problem of struggling on the big stage persisted with the hosts as they are facing the Kiwis in the opening match of the Champions Trophy. Despite a strong start with the ball, they lost momentum midway, allowing Will Young and Tom Latham to steal the show with brilliant centuries. Their commanding partnership powered New Zealand to a daunting 320-run total, leaving Pakistan with a tough chase ahead.

Chasing a massive target, fans anticipated fireworks from Pakistan’s batters, but their hopes dimmed as Saud Shakeel and Rizwan fell early Babar Azam dazzled with a half-century and played a crucial knock of 64 runs. As Salman Agha was looking in a good shape, threw his wicket to Nathan Smith in 42 runs. With 92 runs still needed, Pakistan finds itself in deep trouble.