The long-standing cricketing hiatus between India and Pakistan may be seeing a glimmer of hope. According to some reports, the recent diplomatic conversations between India's External Affairs ...

But they clarified that the Champions Trophy going ahead without India's involvement is not an option. The BCCI did not send a team to Pakistan last year for the Asia Cup due to strained relations ...

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) senior leadership confirmed that India and Pakistan's participation in the Champions Trophy is critical to protecting broadcast rights. Despite political ...

England and Wales Cricket Board’s (ECB) top officials, including chairman Richard Thompson, are of the opinion that it wouldn’t be viable for the ICC Champions Trophy to be conducted in Pakistan next ...

Top officials of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), including chairman Richard Thompson, have suggested that staging the Champions Trophy without powerhouse India is not an option and there ...

Champions Trophy without India not an option, contingencies available: Top ECB officials IMAGE: India and Pakistan fans create a carnival-like atmosphere in the stands. Photograph: ACC/X Top ...

India has not played in Pakistan since 2008 due to strained relations, and their participation depends on government approval. Also Read: 'Terrorism and Cricket Can’t Coexist', S Jaishankar's ...

Hyderabad: The officials at the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) opined that holding the ICC Champions Trophy without India is not an option and added that the International Cricket Council ...

England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has refuted the idea of next year’s Champions Trophy taking place without India citing commercial interests. India, which occupies a share of the monetary ...

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The ECB's senior leadership have conceded that cricket's need to "protect broadcast rights" will see no changes to participating teams at next year's Champions Trophy regardless of whether India ...