'India controls World...': Imran Khan's claim after PCB's remarks on PM Modi

Published on Oct 11, 2021 11:16 pm IST

After PCB chief Ramiz Raja claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi can pull the plug on Pakistani cricket if he wants to do so, Pakistan premier Imran Khan has now virtually blamed India for the cancellation of cricket tours by England and New Zealand to his country, citing the wealth and influence of the BCCI. In an interview to Middle East Eye, Imran claimed that since BCCI is the richest cricket board, it controls the world control and hence no country would dare to ditch India the way England and New Zealand ditched Pakistan. Imran went on to say that there was no security threat to foreign cricketers in Pakistan and blamed India for the "fake news" about a possible terror strike. Watch this report for more.

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