Pakistan Champions have withdrawn from the World Championship of Legends after the PCB refused to issue NOCs. The withdrawal follows the board’s demands for an apology from Indian players concerning past matches. As a result, Pakistan Champions will not be participating in the ongoing season, ending their campaign prematurely. The PCB and WCL could not reach an agreement on several conditions concerning past events. Pakistan Champions have withdrawn from the World Championship of Legends after the PCB refused to issue NOCs. The withdrawal follows the board’s demands for an apology from Indian players concerning past matches. As a result, Pakistan Champions will not be participating in the ongoing season, ending their campaign prematurely. The PCB and WCL could not reach an agreement on several conditions concerning past events.
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No apology, no handshakes from Indian players: Is this why PCB denied NOCs for WCL?
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