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Ahead Of CT 2025, Sri Lanka A Cancels Two ODIs In Pakistan Over Political Turmoil
The Sri Lanka Cricket: Pakistan's claims of successfully organising international cricket in the country suffered a big jolt on Tuesday as the Sri Lanka A team decided not to play the remaining two 50-over matches against Pakistan A due to political unrest in the country's federal capital region.
This is a big jolt to Pakistan's claims over security for international players just a couple of days before the International Cricket Council (ICC) Board meets to decide the schedule of the Champions Trophy 2025. Pakistan's chances of hosting the event now look further bleak as this incident is sure to trigger concerns over security among other players.
"PCB officials are under tremendous pressure after Sri Lanka refused to play remaining matches with Pakistan A side. They are actually worried about the Champions Trophy as ICC is keeping a close watch on what is happening in Pakistan," sources close to PCB told IANS.
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Champions Trophy 2025: Still Waiting For ICC's Response, Says PCB Chairman On BCCI's Refusal To Travel To Pakistan
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ICC Denies PCB To Conduct Champions Trophy Tour In PoK Territory: Reports
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It Was A Daydream That India Would Travel To Pakistan For Champions Trophy, Says Mohammad Hafeez
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