DUBAI: Pakistani all-rounder Shahid Afridi unveiled the trophy for ICC Champions trophy – to be played in England in 2017 – as the 100-day countdown to the event started on Tuesday. Afridi, who has played 398 ODIs, 98 T20Is and 27 Test matches, recently reiterated that he doesn’t aim to play international cricket again and has already said goodbye to it. The veteran told a press conference after his 28-ball-54 against Karachi Kings in the PSL that he isn’t playing league matches with the intention of a return to international cricket. “I have already said goodbye; I am just playing this for my fans. For me, my foundation is more important. I have played for my country professionally and have done whatever I could,” he said in response to a question that if he still wants a farewell match. ICC Champions Trophy would be played in England in June this year.Neighbours and rivals, Pakistan and Indiawill clash on June 4 at Edgbaston in Birmingham.