Pakistan and Bangladesh's campaign in the 2025 Champions Trophy ended without a single win as their Group A clash on Thursday (February 27) was washed out due to rain at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. The host nation finished last on the table while Bangladesh secured third place as both teams had just one point on the board after defeats against India and New Zealand respectively.

Pakistan are the first home team since the group stages were introduced in the tournament (2002) to finish the tournament without a single win. They are also only the second defending champions in history after Australia in 2013 to remain winless.

Despite finishing the tournament without a single win to their name, Pakistan and Bangladesh will pocket home a sum of $265,000 (INR 2.31 crore). All eight participating teams are guaranteed a sum of $125,000 (INR 1.09 crore), while teams finishing seventh or eighth will get another $140,000 (INR 1.22 crore). Bangladesh will earn the same amount if England beats South Africa, as in that scenario, they will finish seventh.

Meanwhile, if South Africa beats England, the Jos Buttler-led side will be pushed down and Bangladesh will finish sixth. In this case, they will earn $490,000 (INR 4.28 crore). As per ICC's announcement, teams finishing fifth and sixth will earn $350000 (INR 3.05 crore) alongside the mandatory sum.

In the 2025 Champions Trophy, the ICC has kept a total prize pool of $6900000 (Rs. 60.25 crores), which is a 53% increase from last time.

The team that wins the tournament will earn a whopping $2240000 (Rs. 19.56 crore) while the runners-up will earn $1120000 (Rs. 9.78 crore). Both losing semi-finalists will receive $560,000 (Rs. 4.89 crore). All these amounts are in addition to the $125,000 (INR 1.09 crore), which is assured to all eight teams for playing in the tournament.

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