Pakistan's unprecedented move could have financial and legal implications, cricket expert tells Al Jazeera.
Pakistan’s unprecedented move may lead to financial and legal implications.
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Pakistan’s men’s cricket team will boycott its match against India at the T20 World Cup in support of Bangladesh, who were excluded from the tournament after refusing to travel to India for their games over security concerns.
The move will disrupt the tournament as the India-Pakistan fixture has historically been the most lucrative and widely followed fixture at any cricket tournament.
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