ICC Questions PCB's Decision to Boycott India Match, Citing 'Force Majeure' Claim
Summary
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to boycott its T20 World Cup match against India, citing a government directive under force majeure, prompting the ICC to question the legality and threaten sanctions.
Key Points
- Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has boycotted the T20 World Cup match against India scheduled for February 15.
- PCB invoked 'force majeure' citing a government directive to justify the boycott.
- ICC has questioned PCB's claim and demanded legal and evidential proof regarding the boycott.
- ICC warned PCB of serious legal and financial consequences including suspension if the boycott is not reversed.
