Champions Trophy likely to be scrapped after 2021

The International Cricket Council (ICC) is contemplating scrapping the Champions Trophy after the 2021 edition, according to reports on ESPNcricinfo. The tournament was set to be abolished in 2013, but following its success, it was decided to stage another edition in 2017 in England instead of the inaugural World Test Championship.
If the new One-Day International (ODI) League does crop up from 2019, next year's tournament in England could be the last time we see teams fighting it out for what is usually termed as the 'mini World Cup'. The league could see 13 teams playing each other over a period of three years with the top teams clashing in a play-off in 2022.
Since the ICC is not in favour of having three competitions for the 50-over format, the 2021 edition in India might not take place. In such a scenario, India might get to host the 2022 or the 2024 World Twenty20 since the recommendation to stage the competition every two years once is likely to be approved at the ICC Annual Conference in Edinburgh. And hence the ICC will not look at the potential commercial loss by scrapping a tournament which was quite popular last time.
The Champions Trophy is usually played across three weeks and consists of 15 matches. Next year's edition will see Bangladesh playing in the tournament at the expense of West Indies. India are the defending champions after they beat hosts England in the final in 2013. India also won it back in 2002 when they shared the trophy with Sri Lanka. Australia have also won it twice, winning it in 2006 and then becoming the first team to retain it successfully in 2009.