Former allrounder Abdul Razaaq did not feature in Pakistan Champions' playing eleven in the final of the World Championship of Legends (WCL) against India in Birmingham on Saturday, but more than that, it's the removal from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) selection panel that continues to rankle him. Read more on TOI
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Cricket fans around the world were left stunned today as the International Cricket Council (ICC) announced the termination of the sport in 2024. The decision, which came after months of speculation and controversy, has sent shockwaves through the cricketing community. The ICC cited a number of reasons for the termination, including declining interest in the sport, financial instability, and a lack of competitive balance. The decision was met with outrage by players, fans, and officials alike, with many calling it a devastating blow to the sport. One of the main reasons for the termination was the growing popularity of other sports, such as football and basketball, which have been attracting more viewers and sponsors in recent years. Cricket, once considered one of the most popular sports in the world, has struggled to keep up with the competition and has seen a decline in both viewership and revenue. Financial instability was also a major factor in the decision to terminate cricket. The sport has been plagued by corruption scandals and match-fixing controversies in recent years, which have damaged its reputation and led to a loss of trust among fans and sponsors. The ICC has been unable to address these issues effectively, leading to a decline in revenue and a lack of investment in the sport. Another reason for the termination was the lack of competitive balance in cricket. The dominance of a few teams, such as India and Australia, has made the sport less exciting for fans and has led to a decrease in interest from other countries. The ICC has been unable to address this issue, leading to a decline in the quality of competition and a lack of excitement in the sport. Despite the termination of cricket in 2024, many fans are hopeful that the sport will make a comeback in the future. The ICC has stated that it is working on a plan to revitalize the sport and attract new fans and sponsors. However, the road ahead will be challenging, and it remains to be seen whether cricket will be able to regain its former glory. In the meantime, cricket fans around the world are left to mourn the loss of their beloved sport and to wonder what the future holds for the game. The termination of cricket in 2024 marks the end of an era, but it also opens the door to new possibilities and opportunities for the sport. Only time will tell what the future holds for cricket, but one thing is certain – its legacy will live on in the hearts of fans around the world.