The ODI World Cup will be held in India in October-November this year. Before that, Pakistan hosted the Asia Cup. India has made it clear that it will not go on tour if the Asia Cup is played in Pakistan. Due to this, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has also announced that they will not tour India to play the World Cup. Recently, the cricket boards of the two countries are fighting over this.

According to former Pakistan captain Javed Miandad, India should come forward to resolve this deadlock. Miandad expressed his thoughts on this topic in the podcast of a Pakistani YouTuber named Nadir Ali.

He said, “Forget about security. We believe that death will come when it comes. Birth and death are in the hands of the creator. If India calls us today, we will go. But they also have to come. Finally, we visited their country. But they never came. Now it’s their turn.â€?br /> The last bilateral series between the two countries was in 2012. After visiting India, Pakistan played three ODIs and two T20Is. And India’s last visit to Pakistan was in 2006 when the two teams played five ODIs and three Tests.

The Indian cricket team will not go to Pakistan to participate in the upcoming Asia Cup 2023. Pakistan’s legendary cricketer Javed Miandad has been angry with the International Cricket Council (ICC) over this. He demanded the ICC take action against India.

Javed expressed his anger at a meeting of the Asian Cricket Council recently. “It is the ICC’s responsibility to bring India to Pakistan. The ICC cannot avoid this responsibility in any way. News from Crictracker.

The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) is taking the Asia Cup venue from Pakistan to another country as the Indian team will not be able to play in Pakistan. The PCB has threatened that Babar Azam will not be sent to India to play in the World Cup if the Asia Cup is removed from Pakistan.

In such a situation, Miandad said, “If India does not go to play in Pakistan, it does not matter to us. “If India doesn’t come to play in Pakistan, it won’t come. Let them go to hell. It doesn’t matter to us.

After this, the former Pakistan captain said, “I have always supported Pakistan. Whenever there was a problem, I did not leave India. We need to look at ourselves. We need to accept what seems right from our side and fight for it.