Pakistan’s Cricket team is ready to visit in India for the match of World Cup 2023 to play a game. Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has confirmed that the cricket team of the country will travel India to participate the ICC World Cup 2023. The clearance of the news was given on Sunday. The Minister also emphasized that it is a sports and we should not mixed a game with politics.
The 50 over World Cup 2023 will be held from October 5 to November 19 in India. In that the highly voltage of India Vs Pakistan is going to be held on 14 October at Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad.
The foreign ministry said in a statement in a press release, “Pakistan has consistently maintained that sports should not be mixed with politics. It has, therefore, decided to send its Cricket Team to India to participate in the upcoming ICC Cricket World Cup 2023.”
According to the press release, the decision demonstrates Pakistan’s constructive and responsible stance in the face of India’s intransigence, and the country believes that politics should not get in the way of meeting international sporting duties.
Deep Concerned shown by the Foreign Minster of Pakistan for Pakistan’s Cricket team
The Pakistan Foreign Minister also expressed genuine concerned about the security of their team during visit India to the ICC and BCCI.
“Pakistan, however, has deep concerns about the security of its cricket team. We are conveying these concerns to the International Cricket Council and the Indian Authorities. We all expect the full security and safety of the Pakistan Cricket Team will be ensured during the visit of the team in India”, the minister said.
“Pakistan believes that the state of bilateral relations with India should not prevent it from meeting its international sporting obligations.” “Pakistan’s decision demonstrates its constructive and responsible approach in contrast to India’s obstinate stance, as the latter had refused to send its Cricket Team to Pakistan for the Asia Cup,” the report continued.
“Pakistan believes that the state of bilateral relations with India should not stand in the way of fulfilling its international sports-related obligations,” the release said.
