ICC Champions Trophy 2025: Shoaib Malik’s Call- Shoaib Malik Wants India To Join Pakistan For CT 2025, Calls It A ‘Must’ For Cricketing Rivalry

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A Long-Standing Rift: 16 Years of Cricketing Isolation: India’s Lack of Visits to Pakistan Amid Political Tensions

India has not toured Pakistan since the Asia Cup in 2008 because of political instabilities between the two nations and in the last 16 years, Pakistan has visited India only four times and that involves, ICC world cup T20 in 2007 Pakistan, World cup 2003 Pakistan, Champions trophy 2020 India and world cup 2020 India.

Malik’s Gesture: Pakistan Captain Extends Olive Branch, Invites India for CT 2025, Advocates Separating Sports from Politics

“Whatever reservations there are between the countries, that’s a separate issue and should be solved separately. Politics shouldn’t come into sports. The Pakistan team went to India last year, and now it’s a good opportunity for the Indian team too. I think there are many players in the Indian team who haven’t played in Pakistan, so it would be great for them. Hum bahut acche log hai (we are good people). We’re very hospitable people, so I’m sure the Indian team should definitely come,” Malik was quoted as saying by Cricket Pakistan.

Harbhajan’s Reality Check: Former Indian Spinner Reiterates Safety Concerns, Dubs Pakistan Tour ‘Uncertain’ for Indian Cricket Team

Pakistan’s former Indian nemesis Harbhajan Singh who toured Pakistan several times as a player during the Indian cricket team early 2000s reiterated that Indian players’ safety is of paramount concern and stressed on the fact that there is no reason for the Indian cricket team to tour Pakistan.

“Why should the Indian team go to Pakistan? There is a safety concern in Pakistan. The situation in Pakistan is such that incidents occur almost every day. I don’t think it’s safe (for the team) to go there. The stance of the BCCI is absolutely correct, and nothing is more important than the safety of our players. I support BCCI’s stand,” Harbhajan told IANS on Thursday.


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