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‘Last me haath jodke aaoge India’ – Fans slam Javed Miandad for his ‘Indian can go to hell’ comments

Jay Shah and the board stood firm at the recent ACC meeting in Bahrain, and the tournament is set to be relocated away from Pakistan.

Rohit Sharma-Babar Azam-Javed Miandad
Rohit Sharma-Babar Azam-Javed Miandad (Source: Twitter)

After the Indian Cricket Board refused to travel to Pakistan for the Asia Cup 2023, the banter between former and current India and Pakistan cricketers has blown out of proportion. Following the announcement of the venue for the 2023 edition of the tournament last year, Indian Cricket Board secretary Jay Shah, who is also the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) president, stated that India will not travel to Pakistan due to government and political relations.

Shah and the board stood firm at the recent ACC meeting in Bahrain, and the tournament is set to be relocated away from Pakistan, with a new venue to be announced in the coming months. The decision clearly did not sit well with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), as new chairman Najam Sethi threatened to pull out of the ODI World Cup in India later this year.

Amid threats and arguments, former Pakistan captain Javed Miandad issued a strong response, claiming that India does not run cricket and requesting that the Apex Cricket Council intervene in the matter.

“Maine toh pehle bhi kaha tha agar nahi aana to bhaad mein jaaye. Humein koi farak nahi padta. Yeh ICC ka kaam hai. Agar yeh cheez ICC control nahi kar sakti toh phir governing body ka, ICC ka koi kaam nahi hai. Saari country ke liye rule ek hona chahiye. Agar aisi teamein nahi aati, chahe jitni bhi strong ho. Koi theka nahi liya hua. India hoga, apne liye hoga, humare liye ya duniya ke liye nahi hai, Pakistan ke liye nahi hai. Aao khelo, khelte kyun nahi? Bhaagte hain

(I have said this before as well, India can go to hell if they don’t want to come to Pakistan. It doesn’t bother us. It is ICC’s job to ensure that India comes. If ICC can’t control it then what’s the use of being a governing body? It should have the same rules for every team, if they don’t fulfil commitments, however, strong they may be. India doesn’t run cricket. It may be a powerhouse but in its home, not for us, and not for the world. Come play in Pakistan, why don’t you play?),” said Miandad speaking to the reporters in Pakistan.

Here is how fans reacted to Javed Miandad’s statement

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