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ICC or BCCI? The bias is clear in global cricket
The growing ICC bias towards India is becoming impossible to ignore. From selective fines to special treatment, cricket’s global body appears to serve one power more than others.
Laiba Abbasi


Asia Cup 2025: How political controversy overshadowed Pakistan’s road to the final
Cricket took a backseat in the Asia Cup 2025 controversy, where political symbolism, viral gestures, and off-field drama defined Pakistan’s tense journey to the final.
Nabil Tahir
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Kapil Dev refuses to criticize Pakistan’s decision to boycott India match
Former Indian World Cup–winning captain Kapil Dev has called for greater national unity and restraint, urging public figures to support their country’s official policies rather than inflaming public sentiment with personal opinions. Speaking in a recent news interview, Kapil Dev stressed that individuals with influence must avoid confusing the public by contradicting state decisions. “Whatever the policy of the country is, people like us should stand by it. When people like u
Laiba Abbasi


“Pakistan boycotting India over Bangladesh is a stand against BCCI bullying, former PCB chairman Najam Sethi
Former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Najam Sethi has strongly defended Pakistan’s reported decision to boycott an India match, framing it as a principled stand against what he calls the BCCI’s long-standing bullying and the ICC’s inequitable power structure. Speaking during a discussion hosted by journalist Nikhil Naz, Sethi clarified that he was not speaking on behalf of the PCB, but offering his personal view on the political and cricketing implications behind Pakis
Laiba Abbasi


“Will ICC knock out India too if it refuses to play the World Cup in the host country?”, asks Nasser Hussain
Former England captain Nasser Hussain has raised serious concerns over the growing influence of politics in international and franchise cricket, urging the International Cricket Council (ICC) to apply rules fairly — regardless of a nation’s power or financial influence. Speaking on the issue of government travel restrictions and tournament participation, Hussain questioned whether the ICC would treat India the same way it might treat Pakistan or Bangladesh if a government ref
Laiba Abbasi
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