A controversial statement by Sana Mir, the former Pakistan Women’s skipper, has created a stir ahead of the India-Pakistan cricket match. During the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025, Mir referred to a Pakistani batter as having trained in “Azad Kashmir.” This comment has ignited debate and caused significant backlash, particularly among Indian fans and former players. The remark has been seen as politically charged. The phrase has ignited passions due to the impending India vs. Pakistan match. Critics are emphasizing the need for sensitivity in commentary. The ICC is facing pressure to respond, and the BCCI is likely to address the issue as well. This event has reminded everyone of the need to maintain neutrality and respect in the sport.
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