Ever since the T20 World Cup was postponed, the Pakistani cricketers are lashing out on BCCI accusing the Indian cricket board for the same. Former Indian bowler Madan Lal has slammed Pakistani cricketers for always speaking with jealousy against the cash-rich league — IPL.
In an interaction, on Sports Tak, Madan Lal expressed his views on some of the recent statements of the Pakistan cricketers against the IPL. He expressed how Pakistani cricketers don’t think at all before they speak. He said:
“The Pakistan cricketers, a lot of them don’t think at all before they speak. How has India got the World Cup postponed?”
He also talked about how BCCI had nothing to do with the postponement of T20 World Cup and the decision was taken by the ICC and Cricket Australia. He said:
“Firstly COVID-19 was around and T20 World Cup is a different type of tournament. Considering the absence of crowd and sponsorship issues, ICC and Cricket Australia have taken the decision to postpone it, which is a good decision.”
He said:
“The IPL was always going to happen. We had already thought of organising the IPL in September-October depending on the available dates. So we have planned the IPL according to that which is a very good thing.”
He also acknowledged the fact that the Asia Cup could have probably been held but blamed Pakistani cricketers for always carrying a feeling of envy. He said:
“Firstly COVID-19 was around and T20 World Cup is a different type of tournament. Considering the absence of crowd and sponsorship issues, ICC and Cricket Australia have taken the decision to postpone it, which is a good decision.”
He said:
“The IPL was always going to happen. We had already thought of organising the IPL in September-October depending on the available dates. So we have planned the IPL according to that which is a very good thing.”
He also acknowledged the fact that the Asia Cup could have probably been held but blamed Pakistani cricketers for always carrying a feeling of envy. He said:
“Yes, probably the Asia Cup could have happened. But Pakistan always talks with jealousy. You should not talk with jealousy, you should think before you speak.”
