The trophy was supposed to be unveiled in Lahore earlier this month but the ceremony was postponed after India informed the ICC that it wouldn't be sending its team to Pakistan, and also because of the smog situation in the city. But, on Thursday, the trophy was finally brought to Islamabad from Dubai by the ICC officials. The tour, which will conclude on November 24, is part of the ICC's effort to build excitement around the Champions Trophy, set to take place from February 19 to March 9 next year. The ICC is yet to make an official announcement or comment on India's refusal to play in Pakistan. "What is the purpose of this trophy tour when no one really knows at which venues the tournament will be held and whether Pakistan and India will play against each other in the event," former Test captain Moin Khan said. He added that the cricket fans were awaiting the final schedule of the tournament. "Strange having a trophy tour without the schedule being announced," he added.