Champions Trophy: Pakistan is not ready to improve, and wants to take this action against BCCI, its move backfired earlier too

The dispute between India and Pakistan over participation in the Champions Trophy has now become very serious. After the Indian team refused to go to Pakistan for this tournament to be held in February-March, now Pakistan is also adopting an adamant stand but in this attempt, it seems to be making a big mistake.

The important thing is that the Pakistani board is also taking legal advice in this matter and is considering appealing to the ICC Dispute Resolution Committee (DRC). But this is a move that has backfired on it once before and may backfire again.

Now the ICC has informed the Pakistani board PCB about this decision of BCCI, after which the PCB has rejected the demand for the hybrid model and consulted the Pakistan government. It is believed that the Pakistani government has asked the PCB to stick to its decision.

Actually, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) had told the ICC that the Indian government has refused to send Team India to Pakistan to play in the Champions Trophy, keeping security in mind. In such a situation, it has demanded that Team India's matches be organized outside Pakistan.

About 6 and a half years ago in 2018, PCB had complained to the same DRC against BCCI and demanded compensation of 65 million dollars. PCB alleged that BCCI broke the bilateral agreement by not sending Team India to Pakistan for the series. DRC had dismissed this case and on the contrary PCB had given about 2 million dollars to BCCI as compensation.