The ICC has a regulation that no advertisements can be displayed at the stadiums during Champions Trophy matches, except for the official sponsors of the tournament.

Besides KSCA, Andhra Cricket Association and Chennai have also offered to host the Champions Trophy matches and we are ready to abide by all ICC regulations.

We have written to the BCCI (Board of Control for Cricket India) that Bangalore is ready to meet all the conditions of the International Cricket Council (ICC) for hosting Champions Trophy matches.

It is not just the BCCI that is opposing the Champions Trophy. The PCB has also opposed it through a letter to the ICC, saying that it does not want any tournaments, including the Champions Trophy, between four-yearly World Cups.

These don't even seem like real matches. And they're counterproductive for whoever sells the Champions League product as a whole.

There's no matches you get through unless you're playing sensibly.  You have to,