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Pakistan Reverse Boycott Call, Green Light India Clash at T20 World Cup

Pakistan’s decision to reverse their boycott threat and face India in the blockbuster Group A match of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup on February 15 has been widely welcomed as “good for cricket”.

The Islamabad government lifted its restriction after intense diplomatic and cricketing negotiations involving the ICC, PCB and BCB. The high-profile clash in Colombo, crucial for sporting and commercial reasons, had been under threat for a week. Former players, administrators and host Sri Lanka hailed the move, stressing the importance of preserving the spirit of cricket.

With Pakistan already opening their campaign, the revival of the India-Pakistan fixture restores momentum and global excitement to the tournament.

Sahir Usman

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