IPL News

The father of the tourist killed Pahalgam has a message for the government before the match of India vs Pakistan Asia | Cricket news

India will play Pakistan in the Asian Cup on September 14 (Getty Images)

Sanjay Dwivedi, whose son was killed in Pahalgam’s terrorist attack, expressed strong opposition to the next cricket match in India-Pakistan during T20 Asia Cup on September 14 in Dubai. He urged the government to take measures, citing the April terrorist attack which won 26 lives and the previous position of cutting ties with Pakistan.“On April 22, 2025, Pakistan killed 26 innocent people in our country. The government of India said that it would have no relationship with Pakistan and that blood and water cannot flow together. Since the day I learned the match India vs Pakistan, not just me, but the whole country opposed what I was not to compete for the political action or in the field of sport, Pakistan.

In India’s Asia Cup 2025 Training | Exclusive zero soil cover

The central government has recently updated its sports policy concerning competitions with Pakistan. Indian athletes can now participate in multinational events but will be away from bilateral competitions.The India Cricket team has already shown a strong shape in the tournament, beating the water by nine counters during their opening match. After facing Pakistan, they will play their last group match against Oman on September 19 in Abu Dhabi.The tournament will then move to the Super 4 stage, where the best teams in each group will compete. If India at the top of group A, all their super 4 games will be in Dubai. A second place would mean playing a match in Abu Dhabi and two in Dubai. The Games Super 4 will take place from September 20 to 26. The tournament will end in the final in Dubai on September 28.India and Pakistan can play twice as much in the Asian Cup if things work themselves. Another competition, in the Super 4 scene, is a strong possibility after losses for water and Oman in their respective opening matches, leaving the door open to the Asian cricket giants to progress.

Related Articles

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Back to top button