By Admin 
Bangladesh’s exit from the T20 World Cup and Pakistan’s boycott of the match against India are in the news. From political circles to the cricket world, the discussion about the upcoming T20 World Cup is intense. Let us tell you that it was announced by the Government of Pakistan that their team will play the T20 World Cup, but will not take the field to compete against India in Sri Lanka on 15th February.
Now on this, former England captain Nasir Hussain has started speaking the language of Pakistan while giving poisonous statements. He was seen supporting Bangladesh on this issue. The former England captain raised questions on the International Cricket Council and said that if India had also refused to play in another country, would the ICC have taken a similar decision against it?
ICC’s second stand against India?
Speaking on Sky Sports Cricket Podcast, Nasir Hussain said that if a team, say a month before the India tournament, says that their government does not allow playing in another country, then under the same rule the ICC will say that we are throwing you out?
All must be weighed in one scale
Speaking further, Nasir Hussain said that all countries should be weighed on the same scale. Bangladesh, Pakistan and Team India should be seen equal. Then he further said that the fans of the Indian cricket team say that we have money, but power also comes with responsibility.
How did the controversy start?
Earlier Bangladesh refused to play in India citing security. Bangladesh’s refusal came after Mustafizur Rahman was ruled out of IPL 2026. After Bangladesh’s refusal, ICC made Scotland a part of the World Cup. After this, Pakistan, showing support for Bangladesh, refused to play the match against India.