Pakistan to file complaint against ICC..!?

The pakistan Cricket Board is upset that incidents have taken place on three different occasions during the 2025 Champions Trophy series that humiliated them. It has been reported that they will officially protest against the international Cricket Council (ICC) for this. The pakistan Cricket Board hosted the 2025 Champions Trophy series. This event was organized in conjunction with the international Cricket Council. However, pakistan has now accused them of being humiliated in various ways. The culmination of which was that not a single official from the pakistan Cricket Board was on the stage at the 2025 Champions Trophy trophy presentation ceremony. Apart from this, they have now accused pakistan of two more incidents in this series that were humiliating. During the broadcast of the Champions Trophy match between india and Bangladesh, the name pakistan was not included in the Champions Trophy logo. This caused controversy.
Pakistan's name was included in the matches that followed. And that controversy ended. Similarly, during the group stage match between australia and england in Lahore, the indian national anthem was broadcast first. At that time, the national anthems of australia and england should have been broadcast. However, the indian national anthem was broadcast by mistake. The broadcast of the indian national anthem when the indian team was not playing on Pakistani soil caused a stir. The ICC later explained that it was a technical glitch. They are protesting against these two issues and seeking an explanation from the pakistan Cricket Board, an official from the pakistan Cricket Board has told the media. pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Mohsin Naqvi did not come to dubai during the final. It is noteworthy that the ICC has given an explanation that no one from the pakistan Cricket Board was invited to the stage. The pakistan Cricket Board has refused to accept this.
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Sowmiya Sriram

11/03/2025 06:37 PM