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'Cricket at junction. Hold self images under wraps… ': Afridi assaults India without taking names for Champions Prize column

Shahid Afridi, previous Pakistan all-rounder, in a roundabout way requested that India drop their self image and travel to Pakistan for the Bosses Prize one year from now.

Previous Pakistan skipper Shahid Afridi came to his meaningful conclusion about the Heroes Prize tangle completely clear without naming India. Naming the ongoing situation between the Leading body of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) 'the best test in cricket since the 1970s',


 This is the ideal opportunity to set contrasts to the side and let the game join us. In the event that nations once partitioned by history can meet up in the Olympic soul, for what reason mightn't we at any point do likewise for cricket - and for the Heroes Prize?" Afridi composed on X on Wednesday.

The previous Pakistan all-rounder by implication requested that India drop their inner self and travel to Pakistan for the Heroes Prize one year from now.
"As stewards of this game, we owe it to cricket to hold self images within proper limits and spotlight on its development and soul. I desire to see each group in Pakistan for CT 25, to encounter our glow and neighborliness, and to leave with extraordinary recollections that rise above the field," Afridi added.

Where does the Bosses Prize circumstance stand?

PCB has kept in touch with the Worldwide Cricket Gathering (ICC) looking for explanations for India's refusal to head out to Pakistan to play the ICC Champions Prize one year from now, Geo News gave an account of Tuesday.
India passed its position of not going on to Pakistan for the ICC Champions Prize, refering to security concerns.

The ICC as of late kept in touch with the PCB that India won't head out to Pakistan to take part in the Heroes Prize, which will be held in mid 2025.
PCB talked with the Pakistan government on the issue and is hoping to introduce its position.

"Assuming India's support adds to ICC's income, the PCB's job is similarly critical, and without Pakistan-India coordinates, the ICC incomes would endure fundamentally," sources told Geo News.

The Leading group of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has mentioned the ICC to direct the match of the Indian Cricket Crew on a mixture model.
India and Pakistan played their last two-sided series in 2012-13 in India, a white-ball series and presently for the most part play in ICC competitions and Asia Cup.


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