
No final decision has been made on the venue for next year’s India-Pakistan cricket match, despite reports suggesting a neutral ground has been agreed. The Board of Control for Cricket in India…
No final decision has been made on the venue for next year’s India-Pakistan cricket match, despite reports suggesting a neutral ground has been agreed. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has not formally communicated its position to the International Cricket Council, and talks remain inconclusive. Sources say the two boards are waiting for political clearance from their respective governments before any announcement.
Every Indo-Pak match now comes with a side order of political brinkmanship. Some fans cheer the hard line, others call it cricket suicide. The truth is simpler: no one in either government wants to be the one who blinked first. The real test isn’t a press release, it’s whether the BCCI files for a formal waiver by the ICC’s October deadline. Until then, every ‘final decision’ is just another rehearsal.
Source: deccanherald.com
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