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T20 World Cup 2026: There is suspense over Pakistan’s participation in the T20 World Cup 2026. Meanwhile, Iceland Cricket, taking a dig at Pakistan, made such a joke on social media which is being discussed everywhere. Amid talks of a possible boycott by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), the Iceland team has presented itself as a “ready option” for the tournament. Whose post is now going viral.
Suspense on Pakistan’s participation in T20 World Cup
Actually, Pakistan has not yet taken a final decision regarding playing in the T20 World Cup 2026. After PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi’s meeting with Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, it has been said that all options are being considered regarding this issue. The final decision may come by Friday or next Monday. Amidst this uncertainty, Iceland Cricket shared an interesting post on Wednesday.
Iceland cricket’s funny post goes viral
Iceland Cricket wrote on However, he also joked that the flight schedule to reach Colombo could become a major “logistical problem” as the journey is quite long. It was also added in the post that their opening batsman does not sleep, hence he is already prepared for the long journey.
Not only this, to make its point more interesting, Iceland Cricket also shared a screenshot of the possible travel planning from Keflavik (Iceland) to Colombo. This post is becoming increasingly viral among cricket fans.
Controversy started due to Bangladesh’s exclusion
It is noteworthy that earlier ICC had excluded Bangladesh from the tournament and included Scotland in its place. The Bangladesh Cricket Board and the interim government there had refused to play in India and cited security reasons. Pakistan is also said to be angry with this decision and has raised questions on ICC’s stance.
Pakistan announced the team
However, amid all this speculation, Pakistan has announced its team for the T20 World Cup. Nevertheless, he says that the government will have the final say on the decision to play. Due to which suspense remains regarding Pakistan’s participation.