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‘Fully stand with Bangladesh’: Pakistan PM backs decision to boycott India match
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday backed his government’s decision to bar the national men’s cricket team from playing against India in the upcoming T20 World Cup tournament, reaffirming support for Bangladesh. Pakistan’s government announced on social media platform X last week that it has allowed its national team to travel to Sri Lanka for the World Cup. However, it said the Green Shirts will not take the field against India on their scheduled match on Feb. 15.
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arabnews.com
Pakistan will boycott T20 World Cup match against India. ICC says decision will damage cricket
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s government says the national cricket team will be allowed to take part in the upcoming Twenty20 World Cup but must boycott its group game against arch rival…
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T20 World Cup: ICC warns Pakistan of ‘long-term implications’ of boycotting India match
ISLAMABAD: The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Sunday warned Pakistan of “long-term implications” if they boycotted a Feb. 15 T20 World Cup match against arch-rival India.…
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Pakistan depart for T20 World Cup while waiting for ICC reaction to India game boycott
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan departed for the T20 World Cup in Sri Lanka on Monday and awaited any sanction from the International Cricket Council for refusing to play India in the…
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aljazeera.com
Balochistan to Bangladesh: Why Pakistan is boycotting India World Cup match
Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman and Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has blamed India for recent attacks in Balochistan.
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‘Fully stand with Bangladesh’: Pakistan PM backs decision to boycott India match
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday backed his government’s decision to bar the national men’s cricket team from playing against India in the upcoming T20 World…
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‘We stand with Bangladesh’: Pakistan PM on India boycott at T20 World Cup
'There should be no politics in sport,' Sharif says, referring to the recent India-Bangladesh cricket crisis.
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Decision to boycott India match puts pressure on Pakistan at the Twenty20 World Cup
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan will be in the spotlight more for its decision to boycott its marquee Twenty20 World Cup group-stage game against India rather than how well the team performs…
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Can Pakistan be banned for boycotting India at T20 World Cup?
Pakistan's unprecedented move could have financial and legal implications, cricket expert tells Al Jazeera.
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Captain Agha reiterates Pakistan’s refusal to play India at the T20 World Cup
COLOMBO: Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha has reiterated that his team will abide by his government’s ruling not to play India in the much-anticipated Twenty20 World Cup fixture…