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India boycott hazard looms over Cricket World Cup

by Alfonso Murray
October 17, 2025
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NEW DELHI: Border tensions between India and Pakistan are casting a cloud over this year’s cricket World Cup, with the hazard of a boycott hanging over their relatively anticipated conflict in England. There have been requiring India to forfeit their June sixteen in shape towards Pakistan after a suicide bomb attack in Kashmir claimed via a militant institution based in Pakistan wherein forty Indian troops died. Tit-for-tat airstrikes and an aerial dogfight were observed, igniting fears of all-out warfare, but the disaster was regarded to ease when Pakistan backed an Indian pilot

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who was shot down and captured. However, doubts remain over the destiny of the group’s health stage in Manchester. The ball rests firmly with India’s politicians, who cannot make any choice until nearer the health after cricketers and sports activities officers said they would abide by using any government name for a boycott. Vinod Rai, a senior legitimate of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), advised newshounds

after the Kashmir assault that they had written to the International Cricket Council (ICC) to demand hard safety on the World Cup, which starts in England and Wales on May 30. After consulting the authorities, Rai showed that a boycott selection might most effectively be made. India captain Virat Kohli said the gamers would admire any practice from the authorities or board. “Our stand is easy: we stick using what the state desires to do and what the BCCI decides to do,” Kohli told reporters. “That is largely our opinion. Whatever the

authorities and the board decide, we can move by using that and recognize that.” In the letter to the ICC, the BCCI urged “the cricketing community to sever ties with countries from which terrorism emanates.” The Kashmir assault turned into claims through the Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed militant organization, which India says operates as a proxy for Islamabad, a fee Pakistan denies. ESPNcricinfo.Com senior editor Sharda

Ugra believes the ICC will not get concerned, and the subsequent flow rests with the Indian authorities. “I think they may not be capable of getting the ICC to take on any stand on it, and I don’t assume the BCCI will say that we aren’t playing there,” she instructed AFP. “It will have to be a central authority strain on them to play now not. June 16 remains many days off, and politics can play any narrative it desires to fit itself.” Opinions have differed amongst outstanding figures in Indian cricket. Former paceman Chetan Sharma instructed AFP that the country comes first for him, and he would opt for India, giving up factors.

“It relies upon what the government makes a decision. As a sportsperson, I should tell you that we’re Indians first, and then comes cricket,” stated Sharma. Asked what must manifest if India drew Pakistan within the semi-finals or the very last, Sharma said: “I would nevertheless say that it’s you. S. And not the World Cup that is essential.” India’s greatest batsman, Sachin Tendulkar, tweeted he would “hate” hand Pakistan factors via forfeiting the

game; however, he added, “India usually comes first, so whatever my us of a comes to a decision, I will lower back with all my coronary heart.” Former India spin bowler Harbhajan Singh became vociferous in calling for a boycott. “I don’t care about losing factors as the Indian team is strong enough to win the World Cup

without gambling on Pakistan,” stated Singh, who took 417 Test wickets. At the ultimate World Cup in England in 1999, India and Pakistan performed in Manchester during the two countries’ final battle. A boycott would be highly priced for organizers. According to ICC officers, the in shape is one of the freshest tickets on the World Cup, which starts offevolved on May 30, with demand so far outstripping that for the final.

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