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AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi asked Why India Plays Cricket with Pakistan

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Hyderabad: Hyderabad MP, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi on Friday asked the question of why India plays cricket with Pakistan. when You decide against sending your team to play in Pakistan. No, we won’t go to Pakistan but will play with them in like Australia. What do we call this love? Don’t play with Pakistan who pressures You. What will happen if you don’t play with Pakistan? A loss for the television channels? But is it more than what India matters? Leave, don’t play,”

Owaisi issue of India decided not to send its team to play Asia Cup 2023 in Pakistan. ” I don’t know who will win the match. But I also want that India wins the high-voltage match.

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Notably, A major India Vs Pakistan erupted after BCCI secretary Jay Shah and the chief of the ACC announced that the Indian team will not go to Pakistan. Whereas Union Sports minister Shri Anurag Thakur said the final decision on whether the Indian team will travel to Pakistan to take part in Asia Cup will be taken by the home ministry.

Notably, The team India will play the opening match with Pakistan at MCG-Melbourne Cricket Ground tomorrow. Team India is part of group two in the tournament with teams such as Pakistan, South Africa, and Bangladesh.

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