India, Feb. 23 -- Amid a thrilling start to the Champions Trophy, the tournament's opening week witnessed quite a few botch-ups, which left the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and the International Cricket Council (ICC) at loggerheads. A few days after PCB complained to the ICC over a broadcasting gaffe during India's opening game against Bangladesh in Dubai, the former was left red-faced when India's national anthem was played for a fraction of a second at the start of the Australia-England Champions Trophy at Lahore.

As the two teams lined up at the Gaddafi Stadium ahead of the start of their respective Champions Trophy opener, instead of playing the England national anthem, "God Save the King/Queen," the Indian anthem was played for a fe...