IND vs Pakistan: Brett Lee on canceled India -Pakistan WCL Clash – ‘We pushed it for it, but …’ | Cricket news
The World Championship of Legends (WCL) match between India and Pakistan was refused to participate by several former Indian players, which refused to participate in Pahgam, citing the recent terror attack. Former Australian cricketer Brett Lee addressed the cancellation during a press conference at Coventry, maintained a neutral stand on sensitive matter.WCL organizers confirmed the cancellation of the stability played at Edgbaston in Birmingham through an official statement.The decision came in response to the deteriorating relations between India and Pakistan after a terrorist attack on tourists in Pahgam on 22 April.When asked about the cancellation of the match, Representing Australia Champion, Brett Lee said: “This is a difficult question. But what I will say right now, I love India, I love Pakistan. So I hope they can reach a conscience where they can appreciate themselves. But most importantly, we are here for a tournament. Hence Australia vs India vs South Africa – We are all inclusive. So what happened last night. We pushed it for this. ,
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WCL initially announced the Indo-Pakistan stability after a recent volleyball match between the two countries, aimed at making positive memories for fans. However, the decision returned, causing inconvenience between Indian legends.The organization apologized for any injury feelings and later closed the match.Former Indian player Dhawan revealed the organizers of the tournament via an email that the decision to play against Pakistan was informed on 11 May, given the current geopolitical situation.Dhawan later posted on X: “Joe Kadam was taken on 11 May, UAP Aaj Bhai Vais Hi Khada Hoon. My country is my rhythm, all is crushed, and Kuch Nahi Hota from the country.“(I stand by the decision taken by me on May 11. My country is everything for me, and nothing is bigger than the country.)In the previous edition of WCL, India became victorious against Pakistan in the champion finals, successfully pursued a target of 157 runs to claim the title with a five -wicket victory.
