India Vs Pakistan Fallout Rocks WCL As PCB Bans Pakistan Champions From Season 3
Pakistan Champions have withdrawn from the ongoing World Championship of Legends (WCL) Season 3 after the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) upheld its decision to deny No-Objection Certificates (NOCs) to the team’s players, a move linked to the fallout from last season’s India-Pakistan controversy. During Season 2, Indian stars had boycotted the game in Birmingham amid growing tensions between the two…
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has denied No-Objection Certificates (NOCs) to the Pakistan Champions team, leading to their withdrawal from the ongoing World Championship of Legends (WCL) Season 3. This decision is part of the fallout from the India-Pakistan controversy that occurred during last year's Season 2, when Indian players boycotted a game in Birmingham following the Pahalgam attack.
India subsequently withdrew from the semi-final, prompting PCB to criticize the league organizers. Despite the Pakistan Champions' owner, Kamil Khan, formally requesting the PCB to reconsider and engaging in discussions about the team's participation, the board has remained firm in its stance. The Pakistan Champions expressed regret over the team's inability to participate and respected the PCB's authority, but acknowledged the disappointment of their players missing out on the opportunity to represent Pakistan in the tournament.
Prominent Pakistan stars, including captain Shahid Afridi, will not be present in Season 3, as they were also absent from the trophy unveiling ceremony.
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