Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha confirmed the team will follow government directives regarding their participation in the T20 World Cup after it was decided they would forfeit their match against India.

Pakistan cricket team skipper Salman Ali Agha reignited the ICC-Bangladesh controversy at theT20 World Cup 2026 captains day press conference in Colombo.

Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha issued a response after the Pakistan government did not give permission to the team to take the field against India.

Former Pakistan captain and world record holder batsman Mohammad Yousuf on Monday announced he was to quit international cricket in protest against an indefinite ban.

Salman Ali Agha said the team will try to shut out the off-field noise surrounding its planned boycott of the India match and instead focus on winning remaining group games to qualify for the T20 World Cup Super Eight stage.

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With a momentary pause in his delivery and his statue-like pose at the crease, Pakistan spin bowler Usman Tariq has created plenty of attention at cricket's Twenty20 World Cup. Just enough, it seems,