Pakistan again stuck in World Cup 2023, Nazam Sethi refused to play the match at Narendra Modi Stadium

Karachi. The ICC World Cup 2023 is to be held in India in October-November this year. Many preparations are being done in India regarding the organization of this World Cup. The World Cup is getting closer with each passing day. Regarding the World Cup 2023, Pakistan has many times threatened that it will not be a part of the World Cup. Pakistan is continuing its nefarious activities regarding the World Cup.

 

Pakistan’s team is engaged in creating many obstacles in the organization of the World Cup. Meanwhile, Pakistan has started a new drama. Now Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Najam Sethi has conveyed his apprehensions to ICC chairman Greg Barclay about playing against arch-rivals India at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad during the World Cup. Sources gave this information.

 

Pakistan Cricket Board President Najam Sethi has made it clear that the Pakistan cricket team will play matches only in Kolkata, Chennai and Bengaluru during the World Cup. Let us tell you that Barclay and ICC General Manager Geoff Allardice had recently come to PCB officials to assure that Pakistan would participate in the World Cup to be held in India. Along with this, an assurance was also to be taken from Pakistan that Pakistan would not demand to have its matches at a neutral venue in the ODI World Cup.

 

ACC is going to turn down their demand to host Asia Cup matches on ‘hybrid model’. According to PCB sources, “Sethi has informed Barclay and Allardyce that Pakistan does not want to play matches in Ahmedabad unless it is a knockout or final type match.” Doesn’t want to play in Ahmedabad. He said, “They have requested the ICC that if the Pakistan government allows India to play the World Cup, then Pakistan’s matches should be held in Chennai, Bengaluru and Kolkata.” The Pakistan Board is concerned about the security of the team in Ahmedabad. However, in 2005, under the captaincy of Inzamam-ul-Haq, the Pakistani team played a match at Motera. Sethi has also said that he will not accept the new revenue model if Pakistan’s share of ICC’s revenue is not increased for the next five-year cycle.