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PCB might obtain $4.5 million (round Rs 38.2 crore) With Champions Trophy being hosted in impartial venue.© AFP
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is more likely to obtain an additional $4.5 million (round Rs 38.2 crore) in compensation from the Worldwide Cricket Council (ICC), having agreed to host the upcoming Champions Trophy below hybrid mannequin, in keeping with former India cricket Aakash Chopra. On Thursday, ICC introduced that the 2025 Champions Trophy will probably be performed below a hybrid mannequin, with India set to play their video games at a impartial venue. This comes after the BCCI refused to ship the Indian workforce throughout the border for the event, citing safety issues. In accordance with former India batter Chopra, the PCB won’t undergo any monetary loss by agreeing to the hybrid mannequin.
In truth, Chopra claimed that the PCB will obtain an additional quantity from the ICC for facilitating India’s video games at a impartial venue.
“No, Pakistan is not losing money. In fact, Pakistan hasn’t even lost his face this time. Regardless of the talks, they had agreed on the hybrid model. But, they haven’t walked away empty handed. So, the current scenario is that all India vs Pakistsan matches will be played under hybrid model. If India is not travelling to Pakistan, Pakistan too will not come to India to play. Pakistan will also play their matches in a third country,” Chopra mentioned on his YouTube channel.
Nonetheless, Chopra added if India had agreed to journey to Pakistan, such a state of affairs would’ve been an enormous increase to the latter’s economic system.
“There is no financial loss (for Pakistan). They will get an extra $4.5 million for hosting some games outside. Obviously, there will extra expenditure. So, the ICC will give them another $.45 million to organise games outside Pakistan. The only loss will be in terms of tourism, which would’ve been great for their economy. My personal experience experience of touring Pakistan was great. The people in Pakistan were very loving,” he added.
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