Najam Sethi questions if India is afraid to lose to Pakistan

Najam Sethi

Najam Sethi, the ex-chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), once again hit out at the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) for their decision to not relocate the India-Pakistan Super Four match from Colombo to Hambantota, despite unfavourable weather conditions. According to the Asia Cup Super venues confirmed on Wednesday, five out of the six matches are set to take place in Colombo.

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Taking to social media platform X, Sethi wrote: "BCCI/ACC informed Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) today that they had decided to shift the next India-Pak match from Colombo to Hambantota because of rain forecasts. Within one hour they changed their mind and announced Colombo as the venue. What's going on? Is India afraid to play and lose to Pakistan? Look at the rain forecast."

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