I believe this is good in long run. Icc will also realise ind vs pak game missing is a loss but an unvearable one, things will financially and life moves on.
Because you are Dushman desh and involved in creating unrest in Baluchistan
Should've picked 'gobletrotter', you are quick to gobble everything BCCI/BJP throws at your way.
You had played the cricket match against India in U-19 World Cup on same day your goverment announcement this boycott decison .
we heard same phrase when you said no indo Pak in Asia Cup. so Dushman desh term is stuck with meHahahaha. Jokes aside, its called Dushman Mulk and not desh
SLC WRITES A LETTER TO PCB 
I got very lucky
- Sri Lanka has requested the PCB to reconsider their boycott against India.
- Sri Lanka may suffer heavy losses and widespread hotel cancellations.
- Sri Lanka also recalled its support for Pakistan in difficult times. (Newswire)
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Boycott is not do with security or hybrid model.Excellent post. Good luck in getting an answer. I have been asking the same why PCB wants to boycott the India game after getting the hybrid arrangements but no one is able to answer with a straight face.
Atleast you are a Pakistani. When we Indians ask the same question likes @emranabbas @Rana @DeadlyVenom thinks Indians are begging Pak to play.
@Savak is this true any of your sources able to confirm it?
You had played the cricket match against India in U-19 World Cup on same day your goverment announcement this boycott decison .
Your women's team is going to play match against India women's on 15 February.
We haven't play bilateral series with Pakistan in cricket. Pakistan is Boycotting the match in ICC event's ye they have played in U-19 World Cup.I get why you’re confused. When India refuses bilaterals for “principles” yet happily plays Pakistan in every ICC event for the broadcast money, consistency clearly isn’t a requirement anymore. Also they play in other sports happily, no issues whatsoever maybe less money there is the reason
So yeah first look at yourself lol, as India is Undisputed champion of being Hypocrites. So getting taste of your own medicine shouldnt be hard. Kek
A shame for them. Makes the situation more difficult for PCB
I think it’s fair. Pakistan didn’t get the opportunity to boost its tourism/hotel/hospitality industry during the Champion’s Trophy last year too.
T20 World Cup hosts SLC have written to the PCB highlighting major losses following Pakistan’s decision not to play the India–Pakistan match in Colombo, noting that all match arrangements were already completed. Massive hotel cancellations have also been reported in Colombo, impacting the tourism sector. The letter recalls Sri Lanka’s past support to Pakistan during difficult periods and urges reconsideration
But your women's team is going to play cricket with india woman's team on same day
Politics and sports should not be mixed. Have you ever seen Indian team or BCCI doing it? We did Op Sindoor on 7 May and 3 months later came to play in Asia cup and blanked your team 3-0
Or at the latest daawat he attended and heard from some uncle
- Sri Lanka has requested the PCB to reconsider their boycott against India.
- Sri Lanka may suffer heavy losses and widespread hotel cancellations.
- Sri Lanka also recalled its support for Pakistan in difficult times. (Newswire)
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@Rajdeep is Pakistan making the ground for taking the U - Turn?T20 World Cup hosts SLC have written to the PCB highlighting major losses following Pakistan’s decision not to play the India–Pakistan match in Colombo, noting that all match arrangements were already completed. Massive hotel cancellations have also been reported in Colombo, impacting the tourism sector. The letter recalls Sri Lanka’s past support to Pakistan during difficult periods and urges reconsideration
, no handshakes either 
But your women's team is going to play cricket with india woman's team on same day
We're at a tipping point. When a change is happening. The users cry, panic and beg for things to stay the way it was.Cricket has become such a farce.
How did cricket reach this stage?
Before 1999, no board was pleading another board to play. It is a recent phenomenon. What has changed?
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Sri Lanka urge Pakistan to reconsider India's boycott at T20 World Cup 2026
The Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has requested the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to reconsider the decision of boycotting the blockbuster ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 match against arch-rivals India, international media reported on Thursday.
According to a report, the SLC formally wrote a letter to the PCB, highlighting that the abandonment of the lucrative fixture between two fierce rivals, scheduled to be played at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo on February 15, will expose it to substantial financial losses.
The Sri Lankan board further urged the PCB to take the exceptional circumstances in the relationship between the two parties into account.
"Any non-participation will have wide-ranging implications, including substantial financial exposure for SLC and the potential loss of anticipated tourism inflows," the SLC stated.
"We urge you to take into account the exceptional circumstances, the enduring relationship between our two boards, and the broader interests of the game of cricket."
The development came in the aftermath of the Government of Pakistan's decision to bar its national men's cricket team from taking the field against arch-rivals India.
Sri Lanka urge Pakistan to reconsider India's boycott at T20 World Cup 2026
SLC says Pakistan's 'non-participation' will expose it to substantial financial losses
@Savak please compensate BCB too..doesn't make sense to not compensate actual brotherly mulq and compensate Sri LankaWhy?
Any team can boycott any team for any reason.
England didn't play Zimbabwe in 2003 WC due to Mugabe. England didn't have to compensate anyone.
SL should stop being corrupt/greedy/needy and focus on generating revenue themselves.
Penalty cannot be imposed before the act is committed. Pakistan hai U- Turn kabhi bhi le sakta hai.
thats not what you said. you consistently maintained on this forum that Board Meeting is coming up.. 1 ..2..3. sanctions ...be readyPenalty cannot be imposed before the act is committed. Pakistan hai U- Turn kabhi bhi le sakta hai.
Where is said ? I said as of now no board meeting is going to happen. But whom I expecting reality, you're one of the biggest posters of Pakistan fake propaganda factory.thats not what you said. you consistently maintained on this forum that Board Meeting is coming up.. 1 ..2..3. sanctions ...be ready
did nt you say that?
Why BCCI official getting involved?
Why BCCI official getting involved?
Isn't this is an issue between ICC and PCb, strange why a BCCI official is analysing strength/weakness of case. These guys are getting 2 points with no hassle, yet seem to be becoming legal analysts of cricketing contracts for some reason
Did SLC compensate PCB when it took away half of the Asia Cup fixtures from Pakistan in 2023?
Not once did KKR or BCCI say that Fizz was removed from IPL because of security factor.
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Matlab paise bhi chahiye aur rubab bhi dikhana hai, wah re Bangladesh, honestly I want Pakistan to boycott the 15th match & see the impact on these poor boards.BCB too concerned about Pakistan’s decision to ‘boycott India’
Pakistan has not yet officially explained its reasons for deciding to boycott a match against India at the T20 World Cup.
However, this decision will affect not only the two countries but also global cricket as a whole. Bangladesh will not remain unaffected by its repercussions.
When asked for reactions to Pakistan’s decision, no director of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) agreed to speak on record.
Nonetheless, everyone remains concerned about the potential financial losses following Pakistan’s stance, as the BCB’s primary source of income comes from the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) revenue distribution.
The on-field rivalry between India and Pakistan has lost much of its competitive edge in recent times. At the most recent Asia Cup, Pakistan faced India three times and lost on every occasion.
Yet, beyond match results and sporting rivalry, the India–Pakistan fixture carries a much broader significance.
After the Pakistan government announced its decision on Tuesday night, the ICC responded by stating that Pakistan’s refusal to play the match would affect the entire global cricket ‘ecosystem’.
The economic impact would prove the most severe. BCB officials share this concern.
A senior BCB director, speaking to Prothom Alo on condition of anonymity, said, “If the India–Pakistan match does not take place, the entire cricketing world will face financial losses. Even our dividend will decrease. We did not want such losses.”
He also pointed to Pakistan’s motivation behind such a firm decision, adding, “Pakistan wanted to send a strong message to Indian cricket. They wanted to challenge India’s dominance. From that perspective, the decision may make sense.”
Political hostility with India remains one of the key reasons behind Pakistan’s refusal to play the match.
PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi has, from the outset, opposed declining requests to change Bangladesh’s venue and organising the World Cup without Bangladesh.
He has also spoken in favour of Bangladesh at ICC meetings. Many therefore view Pakistan’s decision as a gesture of support for Bangladesh.
From that perspective, many also interpret the move as a strong message directed at India.
One BCB director said, “The ICC excluded us without properly listening to our position. Some response was inevitable. Pakistan’s decision not to play India is a very significant development.”
However, his remarks also reflected frustration. The BCB will already face financial losses because Bangladesh will not participate in this year’s T20 World Cup.
Domestic cricket no longer generates substantial revenue. The income from sponsorships and broadcast rights barely suffices to cover the annual costs of running cricket in the country.
A BCB director involved in the sequence of events surrounding Bangladesh’s absence from the World Cup said yesterday, Tuesday, “This will directly affect the ICC’s central revenue pool. Like everyone else, we are also stakeholders in that fund. Take Kenya or Uganda, for example. They would be satisfied with a USD 100,000-200,000. But given our infrastructure, how will we survive if ICC revenues decline?”
Beyond the economic impact, Bangladesh’s cricketing relations with India have now become openly strained, similar to those between India and Pakistan.
The BCB believes this tension will negatively affect future tour schedules, including the Asia Cup.
Nevertheless, despite everything, officials remain hopeful that the crisis will soon pass. One board director concluded, “The door to dialogue can always be opened, let us see what happens.”
BCB too concerned about Pakistan’s decision to ‘boycott India’
Everyone remains concerned about the potential financial losses following Pakistan’s stance, as BCB’s primary source of income comes from the ICC’s revenue distribution
BCB too concerned about Pakistan’s decision to ‘boycott India’
Pakistan has not yet officially explained its reasons for deciding to boycott a match against India at the T20 World Cup.
However, this decision will affect not only the two countries but also global cricket as a whole. Bangladesh will not remain unaffected by its repercussions.
When asked for reactions to Pakistan’s decision, no director of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) agreed to speak on record.
Nonetheless, everyone remains concerned about the potential financial losses following Pakistan’s stance, as the BCB’s primary source of income comes from the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) revenue distribution.
The on-field rivalry between India and Pakistan has lost much of its competitive edge in recent times. At the most recent Asia Cup, Pakistan faced India three times and lost on every occasion.
Yet, beyond match results and sporting rivalry, the India–Pakistan fixture carries a much broader significance.
After the Pakistan government announced its decision on Tuesday night, the ICC responded by stating that Pakistan’s refusal to play the match would affect the entire global cricket ‘ecosystem’.
The economic impact would prove the most severe. BCB officials share this concern.
A senior BCB director, speaking to Prothom Alo on condition of anonymity, said, “If the India–Pakistan match does not take place, the entire cricketing world will face financial losses. Even our dividend will decrease. We did not want such losses.”
He also pointed to Pakistan’s motivation behind such a firm decision, adding, “Pakistan wanted to send a strong message to Indian cricket. They wanted to challenge India’s dominance. From that perspective, the decision may make sense.”
Political hostility with India remains one of the key reasons behind Pakistan’s refusal to play the match.
PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi has, from the outset, opposed declining requests to change Bangladesh’s venue and organising the World Cup without Bangladesh.
He has also spoken in favour of Bangladesh at ICC meetings. Many therefore view Pakistan’s decision as a gesture of support for Bangladesh.
From that perspective, many also interpret the move as a strong message directed at India.
One BCB director said, “The ICC excluded us without properly listening to our position. Some response was inevitable. Pakistan’s decision not to play India is a very significant development.”
However, his remarks also reflected frustration. The BCB will already face financial losses because Bangladesh will not participate in this year’s T20 World Cup.
Domestic cricket no longer generates substantial revenue. The income from sponsorships and broadcast rights barely suffices to cover the annual costs of running cricket in the country.
A BCB director involved in the sequence of events surrounding Bangladesh’s absence from the World Cup said yesterday, Tuesday, “This will directly affect the ICC’s central revenue pool. Like everyone else, we are also stakeholders in that fund. Take Kenya or Uganda, for example. They would be satisfied with a USD 100,000-200,000. But given our infrastructure, how will we survive if ICC revenues decline?”
Beyond the economic impact, Bangladesh’s cricketing relations with India have now become openly strained, similar to those between India and Pakistan.
The BCB believes this tension will negatively affect future tour schedules, including the Asia Cup.
Nevertheless, despite everything, officials remain hopeful that the crisis will soon pass. One board director concluded, “The door to dialogue can always be opened, let us see what happens.”
BCB too concerned about Pakistan’s decision to ‘boycott India’
Everyone remains concerned about the potential financial losses following Pakistan’s stance, as BCB’s primary source of income comes from the ICC’s revenue distribution
This is about the news circulating in the sports sector.
Ammhhh, did you read the article???According to Telegraph (UK), broadcast value of 4 guarantee Ind Pak matches from 2024–2027 is $250 million
It means each IND-PAK match value is $62.5 million in broadcasting rights not 250 million USD which was being circulating on twitter for last few days
@Rana is spreading the Fake Propaganda About 500 million etc
ICC braced for major financial hit if Pakistan v India World T20 game off
Intensive negotiations are going on behind the scenes to get the game, which could be worth up to £367m in media rights, played on 15 Februarywww.theguardian.com
