Former Pakistani Cricketers, Including World Cup-Winner Javed MINARE Basit AliHave strongly reacted to sunil gavaskar’s recent comments suggesting Pakistan’s likely absence from the upcoming asia cup co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka Due to Political Tensions Between the Nations.
The situation has escalated following a deadly attacked on tourists in Kashmir that resulted in 26 casualties, with India accusing Pakistan of supporting terroles. In the aftermath, India have suspended the indus water treatment and indicated potential retaliator measures.
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Gavaskar pointed out on a news channel that BCCI Typically Follows The Indian Government’s Guidance, Implying that Current Political Tensions Might Prevent Pakistan’s Participation in the TOURNAMENT.
“I canlayve sunny bhai said this,” MINDAD TOLD TELECCOMASIA.NET, reflecting on their long-standing friendship. “He’s a Respectful, Down-to-Earth Person Who Always Sight Away from Politics.”
Former Spinner Iqbal Qasim Expressed disbelief at Gavaskar‘s comments. “Gavaskar is a responsible figure loved on bot sides of the border. Politics should not mix with sports,” He stated.
Basit Ali, however, used a harsher tone to express surprise. He criticized the remarks as “stupid” and called for evidence before making accusations. “Let the Investigation Conclude. Cricket Should Remain Above Political Hostilations,” He Added.
Mushtaq Ahmed, The Ex-Leg-Spinner, Quoted Hazrat Ali (RA): “Never decide in anger that forces you to regret.” He Emphahsized Pakistan’s Significance in Cricket and Cautioned Against Politicising The Sport.
ODI captain Mohammad rizwan Maintained a Diplomatic Position Regarding India-PAKISTAN CRICKET Relations. “WHATEVER HAPPENS Politically, Cricket Should Go On,” He Said.
