Under the supervision of Dubai-based multinational logistics company 'DP World', the world tour of the trophy has started from the host country Pakistan. The trophy was located in different parts of the country from November 16 to 25.

After completing the Pakistan leg, the trophy went to Afghanistan on November 26. The trophy was hosted by the Afghans until November 28. The Champions Trophy's Bangladesh tour begins today. The trophy will remain in Bangladesh until December 13.

The Champions Trophy will be seen in public for the first time in Bangladesh tomorrow, when it will be kept at the world's longest sea beach, Cox's Bazar. The trophy will be displayed at Laboni Point on the beach on that day. The trophy will be kept there from 10 am to 3 pm and then brought to Dhaka.

Enthusiasts staying in Dhaka will be able to see the Champions Trophy on December 12 at the Bashundhara City Shopping Mall in Panthapath. The trophy will be on display for public viewing from 11am to 8pm on that day.

The exhibition will be open to the national men's and women's cricket teams, past and present cricketers, cricket officials, organisers and the media. The trophy will then leave Dhaka. It will then tour Africa, Australia, New Zealand and England before returning to India on 15th January.