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21st January 2022, 14:55 #1
Should Pakistan boycott the ICC T20 World Cup if Australia abandon the tour of Pakistan?
I’m reading reports of Australians finding the excuse they need to abandon the tour of Pakistan in March, be it the bomb blast in Anarkali or the Omicron variant.
I think Pakistan should simply boycott the T20 World Cup later in October if we are taken for granted again. Enough is enough now. There is a huge cash cow/money maker for CA and ICC on the 23rd of October where they have placed India/Pakistan in a 100k capacity stadium. The revenue generated in this match will be gigantic and they are simply using the PCB brand in order to make this possible for them.
IMO, it CA want the cash, they need to make sure that they do not backstab us like NZCB or ECB.
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21st January 2022, 15:06 #2
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What will that achieve, pull out like we did our players in IPL, till this day we are suffering the consequences of silly actions.
May cost them some revenue in the short term but they will then marginalize Pak , most other countries will follow suit and then our own income streams will dry up.
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21st January 2022, 15:09 #3
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21st January 2022, 15:16 #4
I implore Chairman Ramiz Raja sab to keep all options open if CA betray us!
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21st January 2022, 15:27 #5
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No there is no point now. The time do it would have been after the dual blow that the Kiwis and England delivered. If we boycott Australia it would risk alienating us further at this stage.
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21st January 2022, 15:31 #6
Yes some actions needs to be taken
If pakistan sit idly this will keep happening
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21st January 2022, 15:32 #7
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21st January 2022, 15:39 #8
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21st January 2022, 15:47 #9
To think about the money that is involved in the clash on the 23rd of October (approximately in ££)
-Ticket sales at an average of £50 per ticket= £5m (ICC and CA to take major share)
-Bar and food revenue on the day=£200-500k (CA and Australian government to enjoy major share)
-Hospitality, hotels, restaurants= Millions of pounds in the days leading up to the game and on game day!
-Transport and travel industry= thousands of people investing hundreds of thousand pounds in order to reach the game or travel around Melbourne. Plenty of income coming through to the Australian government through travel taxes and traffic tickets etc!
-Broadcasting rights= over 1 billion people to view this fixture around the world. Major, MAJOR broadcasting sales rights to be sold by ICC who will be the sole beneficiary of this!
Just imagine the money ICC, Cricket Australia and the Australian government are making off our name being clashed with BCCI. What will our players receive in return? Their paltry match fees and their hotel/travel expenses paid??
Sick and tired of this, no way should we ever be taken for granted!
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21st January 2022, 15:47 #10
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Why making it a big deal.
Play test series in UAE.
Infact in UAE we will whitewash them 3-0
I still have memories of Mark Taylor’s 334 in 1998 series (test/odi).
Win is important, be it in pakistan, uae, antartica ir mars, Pak has to beat Australia and Eng and Nzl and Lanka and win WTC final in lords.
End of story.
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21st January 2022, 15:49 #11
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21st January 2022, 16:16 #12
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21st January 2022, 16:17 #13
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No that is a terrible idea.
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21st January 2022, 16:18 #14
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21st January 2022, 16:23 #15
That will be a suicidal move.
We are PCB, no powerful like BCCI.
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21st January 2022, 16:27 #16
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The idea in principle is a noble one defo, however in reality PCB no longer holds any clout so like poster above mentioned will be suicide
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21st January 2022, 16:33 #17
I don't think boycotting will do much. It may even backfire.
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21st January 2022, 16:41 #18
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21st January 2022, 16:45 #19
No.
Australia tour was always a PR move by CA.
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21st January 2022, 16:50 #20
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When a servant goes against his master who ends up being worse off?
Pakistan should know their place. We kicked up a fuss about the Big 3 when they didn't tour us but then went cap in hand to humiliate ourselves over an annual 4 way tournament which nobody wants. We've shown we need them so desperately but they don't need us.
A decade or two of isolation and Pakistan cricket will end up dead like hockey or squash. It's time to put the ego away and accept our standing in the world stage.
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21st January 2022, 20:09 #21
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21st January 2022, 20:11 #22
Please boycott and save us from embarrassment.
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21st January 2022, 20:13 #23
So then why should our players be made show horses for the greed of others with no return? They all want to make money of Pakistan by expecting them to turn up at the given date against India. However, none of these Greedy stakeholders ever take a stand or speak up for the Pakistani players when they are continuously ignored or when the people of Pakistan are continuously overlooked.
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21st January 2022, 20:14 #24
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21st January 2022, 20:14 #25
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21st January 2022, 20:18 #26
No, why shoot ourselves in the foot when we can actually win the tournament.
What PCB should be doing is, boycotting tours to England, Australia and New Zealand until they tour us.
We should just arrange home series’ with Sri Lanka, South Africa, West Indies, Bangladesh and Afghanistan.
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21st January 2022, 20:36 #27
The PCB needs to try a different approach. For far too long we have played nice like obedient servants.
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21st January 2022, 20:47 #28
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21st January 2022, 20:49 #29
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21st January 2022, 20:53 #30
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21st January 2022, 20:55 #31
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21st January 2022, 21:08 #32
Where are you reading these reports?
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21st January 2022, 21:09 #33
Until Pakistan can generate 70% of the revenue for ICC, this idea is nothing but foolishness. If Pakistan wants to become as strong as India, then it needs to do two things:
1) Improve law and order situation
2) Improve the economy at least 3x.
Until then, accept the current status quo and gladly accept as many matches on offer. We think that we are some hotshots who can sway things and cause dents, but no we are not. We are just a middling country in the grand scheme of things.
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21st January 2022, 21:14 #34
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21st January 2022, 21:14 #35
PCB should not under estimate itself. It is number 4 on the ICC revenue table after the Big 3. The PCB has gotten things done from the ICC before i.e. Shoaib Akhtar chucking issue, Darrell Hair, shifting the ODI Asia Cup in 2018 and the T-20 WC in 2021 to the UAE.
The things like Law and Order, Economy are long term fixes which require massive amounts of time which Pakistan Cricket does not have.
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21st January 2022, 21:16 #36
PCB should screw the ICC by refusing to play India in ICC tournaments until the PCB demands are met. The ICC events money and profits are single handedly dependent on the Indo Pak clashes. The 2007 ODI WC in the WI was a financial disaster for the ICC because India and Pakistan crashed out early.
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21st January 2022, 22:04 #37
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21st January 2022, 22:18 #38
You can either not play at all or play in UAE and force these boards to help you get extra revenue.
I lost a lot of hope after the NZ team did the runner. I mean if a call between 2 PMs cant solve the issue. Nothing will.
Australia will always find an excuse. They haven't had a overseas tour in nearly 3 years. Will pakistan be the 1st?
England, they are the most likely to tour from their boards side. But the player association is very strong and ultimately players may find covid or mental health issue.
So what should PCB do?
If i was PCB president i know what i would've done.
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21st January 2022, 22:22 #39
Wrong.
India makes plenty of money and doesn't play pakistan.
Yes India vs Pakistan does bring revenues but that may be equal to or slightly higher than a India vs aus or nz or eng match.
PCB is in no position to make demands. It heavily depends on ICC revenues and as per Ramiz most of it comes from India.
Secondly if PCB starts threatening other boards, will other boards not retaliate?
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21st January 2022, 22:23 #40
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21st January 2022, 22:25 #41
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21st January 2022, 22:27 #42
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21st January 2022, 22:27 #43
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21st January 2022, 22:27 #44
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21st January 2022, 22:29 #46
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21st January 2022, 22:29 #47
Taking an action that will potentially lead to crossing swords with most ICC members because Australia "may" not tour. Sounds bit dramatic and not a good idea. Whatever support one has in ICC will diminish.
Boycotting tour of Australia may be better option.
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21st January 2022, 22:31 #48
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21st January 2022, 22:33 #49
For too long I have heard people like Mamoon and Joshila telling us we will make no difference if we are not there as a full ICC member and someone else will take our spot.
Well I guess Canada is pretty much a south Asian American side on the rise and they can replace the PCB.
Best of luck with the India v Canada fixture.
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21st January 2022, 22:35 #50
@cricketjoshila
I already did what you said. Hopefully he reads this forum
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21st January 2022, 23:12 #51
Pakistan receives in excess of 100mn usd from ICC for their participation in ICC events. Its around 128 to 130mn for the 2015 to 2023 cycle.
If i am not wrong there are 6 ICC tournaments of senior mens team in this cycle. So PCB gets paid some 20 mn usd for participating in the icc event.
Will PCB give up this money?
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21st January 2022, 23:15 #52
Arey baba listen
Suppose CA says they dont want to come to Pakistan but will play in UAE. And ECB and NZC say the same.
Should PCB reject it and go in for confrontation with these 3, knowing they already have a confrontation with Bcci?
Or should they manipulate the situation to make most money out of it? So that their revenues go up. Cricket is played and thats that.
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21st January 2022, 23:17 #53
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21st January 2022, 23:19 #54
PCB run at heavy loss as it is scheduling it’s fixtures in the UAE. They have asked opposition teams to split the costs with them at UAE but they are not willing to do so. So what now?
Look for all I care, if it means International cricket can exist without Pakistan so be it. PSL is fine and so is the opportunity to see Pakistan players participating in other leagues. Our domestic cricket is strong enough to keep us competitive at International level once things are fair for everyone.
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21st January 2022, 23:19 #55
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21st January 2022, 23:20 #56
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21st January 2022, 23:22 #57
Thats why PCB should ask them to play extra matches or a triangular or quadrangular to get the revenues.
If boards boycott PCB, why will they let their players go to PSL? Where will PCB get the money to run domestic cricket?
Will players not leave pakistan for money and chance to play international cricket?
PCB should take advantage of this situation and squeeze every penny out of CA ECB and NZC.
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21st January 2022, 23:24 #58
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21st January 2022, 23:32 #59
How can you be compensated when the money hasn’t flown into the account due to the 23 October fixture not going ahead?
Read my post above listing the potential losses to ICC, CA and Australian Government because of the 23rd October match not taking place.
ICC may not have a $200m revenue share of Pakistan to give to CA.
"The Indian bowling attack is as devastating as the Teletubbies"- Sir Ian Botham
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21st January 2022, 23:35 #60
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I think we can safely discard the opinion of Indian posters here, given they will always want Pakistan to beg and grovel.
The answer is, yes, Pakistan should not tour these countries even for multi team tournaments if they continue to not tour Pakistan. I suspect England will not pull off again what they did last October. Australia and NZ are more likely to do that. So essentially Pakistan won't be playing cricket with Australia and NZ. I think Pakistan can survive that easily.
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21st January 2022, 23:39 #61
The money comes to ICC through its tv rights deal and other sponsorship contracts.
None of them say that a India Pakistan clash is mandatory.
They will pay as long as the tournament is played and India plays ( this came into being in 2000-2002).
So ICC will earn most of its revenue and not pay PCB the revenue share for not participating.
They can also sue PCB under the members participation agreement.
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21st January 2022, 23:43 #62
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21st January 2022, 23:44 #63
The biggest joke I’ve read is that the ICC will still make its money even if India and Pakistan doesn’t happen.
You can’t make this stuff up. Respect
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21st January 2022, 23:44 #64
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It will have long term effects of broadcast deals. Also, if Pakistan government says Pakistan can't participate then ICC can't do crap. Either way, at some point PCB will have to draw a line and make a stand. I know you want Pakistan to beg and grovel indefinitely. IK should come in and give them to excuse to withdraw.
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21st January 2022, 23:59 #65
Self-cannibalization is no way to back at one country and its cricket board. And this would be a monumentally stupid decision because assuming we follow your scenario, not only would PCB be making nothing from a cancelled/postponed home series they would also be getting ZERO revenue from the ICC. And depriving the population (most of whom could care less about a 3 match test series against Australia) of the biggest and only cricket match they care about. Which happens once every one or two years.
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22nd January 2022, 00:03 #66
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22nd January 2022, 00:08 #67
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Would be interesting to see what @Mamoon thinks if Australia withdraws. He was pretty certain Australia would travel, but he also would have known a terrorist attack of such small scale in one of the large cities was always on the cards when talking about a 6 month period.
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22nd January 2022, 00:25 #68
Still waiting for said reports, until then I declare the OP fake news.
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22nd January 2022, 00:36 #69
As per Ramiz himself, 90 per cent of revenue comes from India. Then there are England Australia and others. How much comes from pakistan?
Pakistan government can say PCB wont play. Thats fine.
But what will pakistan government do when others will say they wont play PCB?
PCB needs to be smart which they are not. You cannot have the best situation always. Get the best out of the situation you are in.
BCCI was in a precarious position in 2017. They were replaced by a court appointed administration, who didn't know the head and tail of administration. Manohar had become ICC head and was rallying everyone against bcci. The big 3 revenue model was being removed. No bcci representative in the icc marketing committee, which was headed by Mani, a bcci baiter
BCCI didn't go for confrontation, they rejected the 293mn usd offer but made it clear they were open to a fair offer. Finally accepting the 405mn usd offer. Got a seat on the marketing committee, got Kumble as head of cricket committee and waited for time to pass.
The event passed.
BCCI got back its head. Manohar was forced to quit the ICC. His lackey imran khawaja lost the chairman elections. The bcci secretary has already proposed a new revenue model from 2024, because bcci has agreed to play 8 and not 6 icc events in the next cycle.
There is no need to beg or grovel. Make the most revenue out of this situation.
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22nd January 2022, 00:50 #70
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If PCB doesn't make a stand then Australia and NZ won't tour for the next 50 years. There will always be a terrorist attack, even small scale, every 6-12 months. That's nearly impossible to prevent. Pakistan has greatly diminished the attacks. Overall there are less casualties than when teams like Australia used to tour regularly. So it makes sense for PCB to make a stand here, otherwise these 2 teams won't be coming to Pakistan for the next 50 years if not longer.
We can expect to have no cricket against Australia and NZ outside of multi team tournaments that are hosted in those countries. That's fine I think.
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22nd January 2022, 00:53 #71
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Rather than just some OP probably from Indian quarters and/or media speculating to jeopardize the intent, I have yet to see any "legitimate" reports.
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22nd January 2022, 01:00 #72
So already you are not playing India. Next no cricket against Australia and NZ.
Thats 3 of the top 5 countries.
What is the problem if PCB plays the matches in UAE but earns more revenue via triangular and quadrangular tournaments in UAE?
Why not put up giant screens in stadiums so that people can watch together as they do on grounds?
Screen 3 hour T20 matches in cinemas.
Make money, keep the interest in the game alive.
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22nd January 2022, 01:02 #73
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22nd January 2022, 02:33 #76
The biggest reason why we can be so easily bullied by India and the Western boards is because we are not economically-powerful enough to matter enough. Your idea essentially envisions us to 'send a message' by depriving ourselves of even more revenue and hence becoming even less economically-powerful, all while potentially making new enemies because a tournament like the World Cup has a number of stakeholders, not just Cricket Australia.
The simple reality is that there is very little room for 'moral stands' in the real world when everything is underscored by money and economics.
The solution is to make yourself economically-powerful enough to matter where boards would think twice about postponing a series with you. Depriving yourself of revenue is the last thing to do if you want that to happen one day. And till you can do that you will be bullied. That's just how it is.
You or I may not like it, but that doesn't change the reality of the situation.
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22nd January 2022, 03:01 #77
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Short term pain for long term gain is a thing. There are countless instances where countries or companies have lost money in the short term for a better long term. Cricket is already a very small sport at the global scale. The big 3 situation has made is much worse. Pakistan not playing NZ and Australia will compound the situation. Think of what ICC and cricket have to lose as well, not just what Pakistan has to lose.
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22nd January 2022, 04:33 #78
Which report are you reading? Source?
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22nd January 2022, 16:13 #79
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22nd January 2022, 21:07 #80
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No way. The WC is an ICC tournament that we must play. At best we should refuse to tour Aus for a test series. This would not matter much either.
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