After a decade spent trying to seduce the Cricket International Elite, Pakistan faced the prospect of the no-go game area again, and the anger was palpable.
Sense Deja Vu swept the country on Friday when New Zealand suddenly pulled the plug on their first Pakistan tour in 18 years, quoting security warnings.
With the British council has not yet decided on what will be their first visit to the South Asian country in 16 years next month, the season of the house of the Pakistan bumper looks a mess.
This is a big setback for crazy cricket countries that move heaven and earth to project themselves as a safe goal and win tourist commitments from several leading teams.
“It’s quite heartbreaking,” PCB Chief Executive Wisiim Khan said at a virtual news conference on Sunday.
“We have done a great job in building our credibility back again in the world of cricket.
The carpet has been pulled out of our feet as soon as that.” The Australian Cricket said he was monitoring the situation and would “speak with relevant authorities after more information was known” ahead of the tour scheduled for early next year.
Cricket West Indies did not reply to Reuters’s email asking if they would reconsider their tour in Pakistan later this year but the atmosphere did not promise.
“The sudden departure of New Zealand has left many scars for us, and we certainly hope that this will not have a long-term consequence for us to move forward,” Khan added.
With the Taliban swept to neighboring Afghanistan, Pakistan must work extra hard to try and convince other teams to get around the country.
Shunned by all after the deadly attack on the Sri Lanka team bus in Lahore, the ‘home’ pakistani match in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been played without fan support and get a little PCB on the path of income.
Pakistan has no plans to move the match to an offshore house, said Khan.
The cricket test returned to the country when Sri Lanka returned in 2019 but PCB officials knew the country would only be considered safe when liking the British and Australian tour.
The last dangerous precedentin, the Pakistani tour team is given a type of security that is usually intended to visit the head of state and the establishment of their cricket what else they can do.
“NZ just killed Pakistan Cricket,” Tweeted former Bowler Shoaib Akhtar test, while fans were angry demanding Pakistan Boycott a Twenty20 World Cup match next month against New Zealand.
PCB has ruled out the prospect but was angry at the rejection of New Zealand to share the traits of threats that agreed on the tour.
“This sets a very dangerous precedent if countries can unilaterally be abandoned on the tour.
So it affects the relationship.
Where does it leave us as a sport?” Khan asked.
PCB officials said he would make a broader point in the International Cricket Council (ICC), trying to end “inequality” in government agencies.
“Inequality is there, and I do not care what people say,” Former Chief Executive Leicester English English who was born in England confirmed.
“It’s easy to get out of countries like Pakistan without reason, without any dialogue, without discussion.
It must stop, because inequality must stop in the world of cricket.” The players were afraid of the prospect of having to continue playing their “home” game abroad but Khan said the PCB would not go down without fighting.
“Because we stand now, we have no plans to go abroad to play our cricket,” Khan said.
“It took a long time to return.
We insisted that we stay safe but of course we also had to have contingency and backup.”
Fear of Pakistan to become a region without going again after the New Zealand snub
