Billed as Kashmir's biggest ever cricket show, the collapsed event has left a trail of questions, sense of betrayal.
Billed as Kashmir’s biggest ever cricket show, the collapsed event has left a trail of questions, sense of betrayal.
By Al Jazeera Staff
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Srinagar, Indian-administered Kashmir – Aasif Manzoor, a 32-year-old cricketer from Anantnag, a district in the south of Indian-administered Kashmir, was readying himself on Saturday morning to play a match in a star-studded tournament.
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