New Zealand v South Africa in Multan on 10 February

Pakistan v South Africa in Multan on 12 February

Final in Multan on 14 February

In addition to the tri-series, Pakistan is set to host Bangladesh in August 2024, England in October, and West Indies in January.

Pakistan vs Bangladesh (Two-match Test series)

First Test in Rawalpindi from 21-25 August

The second Test in Karachi from 30 Aug-3 Sep

Pakistan vs England (Three-match Test series)

First Test in Multan from 7-11 October

Second Test in Karachi from 15-19 October

Third Test in Rawalpindi from 24-28 October

Pakistan vs West Indies(Two-match Test series)

First Test in Karachi from 16-20 January

Second Test in Multan from 24-28 January

After a busy schedule Pakistan are also set to host Champions Trophy 2025 but doubts remain whether neighbours India will make the trip across the border for the elite 50-overs tournament, which is being held for the first time since 2017.

Thanks to their soured political relations, India have not visited Pakistan since 2008 and the cricket-mad countries play each other only at multi-team events.

Pakistan hosted the Asia Cup last year but eventual winners India were allowed to play all their matches in Sri Lanka under what the organisers called a “hybrid model”.

India said they did not get permission from their government to tour Pakistan for the Asia Cup last year.

Pakistan’s cricket board (PCB) is revamping Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium for the 2025 Champions Trophy and has proposed hosting the tournament between Feb. 19 and March 5.

The governing International Cricket Council will announce dates and venues for the tournament “in due course”, the PCB said in a statement.

(With agency inputs)