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The Indian government has decided not to grant visas to the Pakistani team in front of the T20 Blind World Cup, it was revealed on Tuesday. India denies visas to Pakistan blind cricket team for T20 World Cup
While expressing regret over the Indian government’s decision to refuse to grant visas to the Pakistan blind cricket team, the Pakistan Blind Cricket Council (PBCC) said that New Delhi took the decision on “political grounds.”
India denies visas to Pakistan blind cricket team for T20
Pakistan, a two-time runner-up, is a strong contender to win the T20 World Cup, according to a statement from the PBCC. The blind cricket team from Pakistan was scheduled to depart for India on Sunday to take part in the international competition.
India hosts the T20 Blind World Cup from December 5 to December 17.
Sultan Shah, the president of the World Blind Cricket Council (WBCC) and chairman of the. PBCA, said that the Indian foreign ministry had not issued a no-objection certificate (NOC) for visas.
Shah said, “We didn’t get visas because the Indian foreign ministry didn’t give NOC.”
“In Lahore, our team is awaiting visas. All of the games will be rescheduled if we are given permission to leave today “Added he.
WBCC President Shah had earlier assert that India was grante the hosting rights under the condition that it would grant visas to all participating countries.
India hosts the T20 Blind World Cup from December 5 to December 17. India denies visas to Pakistan blind cricket team for T20 World Cup
Sultan Shah, the president of the World Blind Cricket Council (WBCC) and chairman of the. PBCA, said that the Indian foreign ministry had not issued a no-objection certificate (NOC) for visas.
Shah said, “We didn’t get visas because the Indian foreign ministry didn’t give NOC.”
“In Lahore, our team is awaiting visas. All of the games will be reschedule if we are give permission to leave today “Added he.
WBCC President Shah had earlier asserted that. India was grant the hosting rights under the condition that it would grant visas to all participating countries.
