The cricket world is going to erase a thrill, sensation and many shining stars in its fascinating skies. There are several reasons behind this loss. Some are hypothetical and some are somewhat real. The hypothetical threats of terrorist activities are the major cause of this eclipse. The team that didn't wish to visit a certain country due to another more moneymaking engagements recorded his apprehensions about terrorist attacks and attempted to evade the matches. If ICC makes a decision to send them to the more profitable places as far as monetary benefits are concerned they'd become ready to play in Iraq or Israel. The dichotomy of the cricketing world about this syndrome of terrorism is worth discussing.
The Tamil issue in Srilanka and host of other issues in India are disturbing the whole fabric of society but there's no threat of any terrorism! Australia and New Zealand are the 2 states that are situated on the edge of the planet but they can not guarantee that there is no terrorism in these states. Certainly not, terrorism is a global threat and the strongest countries of the world are not exceptions. Those that do not wish to play cricket in asia are just attempting to subdue the Asian cricket as well as Asian states.
They have their own vested interests. When their ICC plans visit of any western country of the Asian countries the different groups behave differently over this call. If it is India Sri Lanka or Bangladesh they are never fearful of ant threat due to politics in spite of the incontrovertible fact that this territory is too a prey to the same threat of terrorism.
Can't they see just how much money cricket is bringing into the region? I mean gambling on cricket matches alone is an extremely profitable exercise. If cricket gets lost, so does all this extra income into those countries.
Only the Pakistani section isn't sufficient to any of the western states. There's constantly politics concerned in this decline. If the ICC wants to invigorate cricket and if it wants to enhance promoting activities it should become unprejudiced and decide on the merit as well as the condition on the ground. Otherwise the world body would be the one responsible for the downfall of this million greenback game and it's mass interest.
Gavin is a longtime sports writer who freelances for some of the major sporting publications in the country.
His thoughts and expressions are solely for the entertainment of himself and any reference to businesses, corporations and sporting teams not affiliated to any of the publications he freelances for.
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