After days of uncertainty surrounding their participation, Pakistan has withdrawn its boycott and agreed to play arch-rivals India in the T20 World Cup on February 15, following intervention by the International Cricket Council (ICC) and a series of high-level discussions.
Sources indicated that the breakthrough came after the ICC stepped in to facilitate dialogue between the concerned parties, aiming to ensure the smooth conduct of the marquee tournament and preserve its competitive integrity.
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The confirmation of the India-Pakistan clash has brought relief to fans and tournament organisers alike, as the fixture is one of the most anticipated encounters in world cricket and a major highlight of the T20 World Cup.
Officials said both teams are now expected to proceed with their preparations as scheduled, with the focus shifting back to on-field action and the successful staging of the global event.
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