Pakistanis endure a meltdown over BCCI stand on Kashmir Premier League

Pakistanis on social media are outraged after BCCI determined that cricketers who take part within the Kashmir Premier League in Pakistan won’t be permitted to enter India for cricket associated work. The controversy had erupted after Herschelle Gibbs, former South Indian cricketer, claimed that he was knowledgeable of the identical following his choice to take part within the cricket league.
Pakistanis declare that each cricket board is now a puppet of BCCI.
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Some are calling it a ‘shameful act’.
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While the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) claims that the Kashmir Premier League has nothing to do with politics and accuses BCCI of politicising cricket, Pakistanis state explicitly that the event is said to Pakistani delusions involving Kashmir.
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It’s not simply abnormal residents of Pakistan who’re struggling a meltdown over the BCCI stand on the matter. Former cricketers and politicians have jumped into the difficulty as nicely. Shahid Afridi claims that BCCI is mixing cricket and politics.
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Masood Khan, president of Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir, accused India of tyranny and declared way more boisterously than behoves his station, “Back off India!”
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Shahzad Waseem, chief of the House in Pakistani Senate, claimed that “India is now promoting its hatred and prejudice in sports as well.”
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Following the controversy, the Pakistani Cricket Board (PCB) accused the Indian cricketing Board of bringing disrepute to the ‘gentleman’s recreation.’ While threatening to take the matter up with the International Cricket Council (ICC), it mentioned, “The PCB considers that the BCCI has brought the game into disrepute by issuing warnings to multiple ICC Members to stop their retired cricketers from featuring in the Kashmir Premier League, further threatening they will not be allowed entry into India for cricket-related work.”
A BCCI official had instructed Indian Express, “While asking the boards not to allow their players to take part in the Kashmir league, we have informed them that in case they do, they can’t be part of any cricketing activity in India. We have done this keeping national interest in mind…We have no problems with those playing the Pakistan Super League (PSL) but this is a league in PoK. We are toeing our government’s line.”