T20 World Cup | PAK's boycott vs IND: How PCB is 'violating' ICC's participation rules
Pakistan’s decision to boycott only its T20 World Cup match against India has put the PCB on a collision course with the ICC. With no force majeure clause in the participation agreement, the move is being viewed as a contractual violation. The ICC is likely to question selective participation and potential government interference, with sanctions not ruled out.
Pakistan’s decision to boycott only its T20 World Cup match against India has put the PCB on a collision course with the ICC. With no force majeure clause in the participation agreement, the move is being viewed as a contractual violation. The ICC is likely to question selective participation and potential government interference, with sanctions not ruled out.
