LAHORE: The unveiling of Pakistan’s kit for the ICC T20 World Cup has been cancelled due to unavoidable reasons, according to media reports.
According to reports, the national team’s kit was to be unveiled today after the toss of the second T20 match against Australia.
According to sources, the fact that Pakistan has not yet decided whether to participate in the World Cup or boycott it could also be a reason for the cancellation.
Earlier, the ICC T20 World Cup took another step toward the 2026 tournament with the official release of its event anthem, adding momentum to global preparations.
The song, titled Feel The Thrill, was launched ahead of the tournament, which is scheduled to begin on February 7, 2026, and will be jointly hosted by India and Sri Lanka.
The anthem has been introduced as part of the International Cricket Council’s wider promotional campaign to build early engagement among fans.
Designed to reflect the fast-paced and high-energy nature of T20 cricket, the song aims to connect with both traditional followers of the game and younger audiences who form a major part of the format’s fan base.
The official song has been composed by Indian music producer Anirudh Ravichander, a well-known name in South Asian music with a strong international following. His involvement brings star power to the campaign, especially among younger cricket and music fans.
The track combines English lyrics with rhythmic South Asian musical elements, creating a sound that matches the intensity and speed of T20 cricket.
According to the ICC’s promotional messaging, the anthem is meant to capture the emotion, competitiveness, and unity associated with the World Cup, while remaining accessible to a global audience.
The audio version of Feel The Thrill has been released on major digital platforms, allowing fans to stream the song worldwide.
As of now, the ICC has not confirmed a full music video, though visuals are expected to be rolled out closer to the tournament to support stadium and broadcast use
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