Pakistan's Boycott India Gets Walkover

Описание: The Pakistan government sent shockwaves across the global cricketing spectrum last Sunday when it barred its team from taking the field against India in the T20 World Cup 2026 match on February 15. Though the Pakistan government cleared its team's path to participate in the biennial event, it also announced a solitary 'boycott' of India in the match, a move that has been labelled as a decision of 'solidarity' with Bangladesh, who were booted out of the tournament by the International Cricket Council (ICC). Since Bangladesh were shown the exit door by the ICC, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has been flirting with the idea of boycotting the entire tournament. However, in the end, the country's government decided to skip just one match, against India. But, is this 'selective boycott' allowed by the ICC? We take a look at the rules set by the sport's top governing body.#trending now #increaseviews#shortfeed #luke #facts #invedio
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Desperate to find international support in its decision to boycott the high-profile February 15 World Cup fixture against India, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) reached out to several other member boards, sources have told NDTV. The results, however, have been sobering, with not a single cricket board backing Pakistan's stance. The PCB is yet to even make formal contact with the International Cricket Council (ICC) regarding the boycott, despite the Pakistan government's public announcement via social media. This lack of official communication has left the PCB in a state of increasing isolation, drifting further away from the very community it depends on for survival.