Ex-players and fans say good sense prevails after Pakistan reverses its decision to boycott Sunday's clash.
Ex-players and fans say good sense prevails after Pakistan reverses its decision to boycott Sunday’s clash.
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Pakistan’s decision to reverse its boycott of the match against India at the T20 World Cup has been welcomed by fans, players and coaches in both countries.
The highly anticipated confrontation between the archrivals was thrown into doubt for more than a week after Pakistan’s government ordered its team against taking the field for Sunday’s clash in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
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