When such a video went viral on social media, in which the Indian flag was not seen in the National Stadium in Karachi, the Pakistan Cricket Board was criticized. At the same time, PCB has taken a big decision before the Champions Trophy. In the latest pictures from the National Stadium in Karachi, India’s flag, taking part in the Champions Trophy, is seen with the flags of other teams.
In fact, the tricolor dispute stood up after the video surfaced in which flags from all the countries participating in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 were visible, but the Indian flag was not shown tricolor. The video showed that the Indian flag was not allegedly hoisted in the stadium. After which the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) was criticized that it is extracting its anger against India for refusing to play the Champions Trophy match in the country.
India’s Flag Raised at the National Stadium in Karachi. What a moment 🇵🇰🇮🇳 ♥ ️ ♥ ️
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– Farid Khan (@_faridkhan) February 18, 2025
After being a victim of heavy criticism on social media, PCB said that the flags of countries playing in Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 have been hoisted in the stadiums. A PCB source told IANS, “As you know, India is not coming to Pakistan to play its matches during the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, the National Stadium in Karachi, Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium and Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium The flags have been hoisted, which are going to play at the said sites. “
When asked why there were no flags of India, Bangladesh and other partners in Karachi and Lahore Stadiums, the source said, “The Indian team is going to play their matches in Dubai. Secondly, the team of Bangladesh is still in Pakistan Has not reached and will play its first match against India in Dubai. Are.”
The source said, “I don’t think the PCB also needs to make an official statement on it. It is clear that this dispute is made without facts and its purpose is to harm the image of the host Pakistan through fake news.”
The BCCI vice -president also reacted to the dispute and said that the Pakistan Board must first confirm whether the Indian flag was initially there or not. If it was not so, it should have been installed. Rajiv Shukla told Livemint on the occasion of the restaurant Cricket League in Delhi on Tuesday, “First, it should be confirmed whether there was an Indian flag or not. If not, it should have been placed. Should have been there. “
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