Indian media is once again claiming that their team will not go to Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy.
PCB officials are more optimistic this time and say that the Indian team will come to Pakistan.
According to PCB, BCCI secretary Jay Shah’s efforts are on for the ICC presidency.
Sources say that there may be a deal between the two boards to get votes from Pakistan.
But the Pakistan Cricket Board says that the decision will be on merit and not a deal, we have got the host, and the Indian team will come to Lahore.
On the other hand, the Indian Cricket Board says that the team’s trip to Pakistan is subject to the permission of the government.
The Indian media says that the Indian team will not go to Pakistan, and the details of the tournament have not been discussed between the ICC and the Indian board.
The Indian Cricket Board says that the Indian team will go to Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy in February only if the Indian government allows it to travel to Pakistan after 17 years.
But Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Mohsin Naqvi is optimistic that the ICC Champions Trophy will be held in Pakistan in February and the Indian cricket team will also participate in it.
After participating in the T20 World Cup Final in Barbados, Mohsin Naqvi claims in a media talk in Lahore that he will not say anything about the Indian team’s participation in the Champions Trophy, but there will be good news.
He said that the PCB has to complete the upgrading of Lahore, Karachi, and Rawalpindi stadiums before the Champions Trophy. At the same time, there are also good options from Australia for the cricket series from India.
In 2008, the Indian team last came to Karachi to participate in the Asia Cup, while the Pakistani team played matches in Bengaluru, Chennai, and Kolkata to participate in the World Cup in October.
However, the Indian media is claiming that their team will not travel to Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy from February 19 to March 9 despite the PCB announcing the tournament dates on Friday. is given
‘It is doubtful that the Indian team will travel to Pakistan’
According to Indian media reports, the details of the tournament have not yet been discussed between the ICC and the Indian board, but it is very unlikely that the Indian team will travel to Pakistan.
Ultimately, the decision rests with the Indian government, but the Pakistan Cricket Board plans to raise the issue at an ICC meeting in Sri Lanka this month, which will be attended by Mohsin Naqvi and Chief Operating Officer Salman Naseer.
The present chairman of the Indian board is Jay Shah, son of BJP leader Amit Shah, but the Modi government will take the final decision on this matter.
The Indian board says that this is an ICC event, so we do not have the authority to take any unilateral decision to send the team to Pakistan, but more details may come out during the upcoming ICC meeting.
