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Pakistan's boycott of T20 World Cup match vs India: How PCB is 'violating' contract and ICC terms of participation
Pakistan’s decision to boycott only its T20 World Cup match against India has put the PCB on a collision course with the ICC. With no force majeure clause in the participation agreement, the move is being viewed as a contractual violation.

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The Pakistan government, directing the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to participate in the upcoming T20 World Cup selectively by boycotting the much-anticipated match against arch-rivals India, has set...

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The official statement confirmed that they will boycott the match against arch-rival India which was scheduled to take place on February 15 in Colombo.

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