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Michael Atherton’s outspoken critique: India’s role in Zainab Abbas’s exit

  • Zainab Abbas had to leave India due to safety concerns arising from resurfaced tweets that were considered anti-Hindu
  • The incident has raised questions about India’s ability to manage the ICC World Cup effectively
  • Michael Atherton, during a commentary session, openly criticized the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) for not keeping politics separate from cricket

In an unfortunate turn of events, Zainab Abbas was compelled to leave India due to safety concerns arising from resurfaced tweets that were considered anti-Hindu. Legal action was taken against her, despite her vehement denial of the allegations. This incident has cast a shadow over the management of the ICC World Cup in India, raising questions about the nation’s ability to host such a prestigious event.

The fact that a prominent figure like Zainab Abbas had to depart the country due to threats to her life is a cause for concern, especially in the context of a major sporting event. It underscores the failure on India’s part to ensure the safety and well-being of individuals associated with the tournament.

The reaction to Zainab Abbas’s departure was not limited to Pakistani fans; support poured in from various quarters. Even respected commentators like Michael Atherton didn’t mince words when expressing their disappointment.

Michael Atherton, during a recent commentary session, openly voiced his extreme disappointment at the decision to force Zainab Abbas to leave the country. He squarely criticized the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), stating that they could not seem to keep politics separate from cricket and continuously intertwine the two. Atherton went on to call on the International Cricket Council (ICC) to take a stand and prevent India from hosting future tournaments.

https://twitter.com/World_Cup_23/status/1711315997695570307

Atherton’s unreserved and impassioned stance sends a clear message of support for Zainab Abbas and conveys his strong disapproval of the illogical decision that lacked any reasonable justification. This incident serves as a stark reminder of the challenges and controversies that can surround the world of cricket, even on its grandest stage.

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