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PCB complaints to icc that Pakistan’s cricket players encounter ‘unwanted behavior’ while playing against India.

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The Pakistan Cricket Board PCB complaints to ICC about some bad behavior that happened during Pakistan’s World Cup 2023 match against India on October 14. They said that the fans at Ahmedabad’s Narendra Modi stadium were chanting inappropriate things during the game.

In PCB complaints to ICC , they also mentioned that Muhammad Rizwan, a player from Pakistan, faced some unpleasant chants from Indian fans, especially after he dedicated his century to the people of Gaza. Another person in India, Vineet Jindal, who is a lawyer, complained about Rizwan for praying during a match against the Netherlands on October 6. This is the second time someone has complained about Rizwan during this World Cup.

It is also included in the PCB complaints to ICC about visa delays for Pakistani journalists and the fact that there isn’t a clear visa policy for Pakistani fans who want to attend the World Cup in 2023. Last week, the PCB expressed their disappointment because Indian visas for Pakistani fans and journalists were delayed, even though the World Cup started on October 5.

Some journalists did get their visas and went to India before the match on October 14, but the Indian authorities still hadn’t given visas to many Pakistanis who wanted to go to the World Cup.

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