The cricket fans in Pakistan are angry and are frustrated. The last one year has been a very difficult phase for them. Their team did not give them much reasons to rejoice. The world cups, both ODI and T20 went away in a bit of blur with Pakistan crashing out both these ICC events and now the complications that have arisen out of hosting the Champions Trophy have angered the Pakistanis more.

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Is Pakistan Really Improving?

Just when Pakistani fans were beginning to have some hope over the circumstances in their country as the cricket host improved, comes this catch to the situation. Post that gruesome attack against the Sri Lankan team while they were in Pakistan way back in 2009, Pakistan slowly and steadily built back the faith in the cricketing world with countries traveling to Pakistan for bilateral series barring India. But with the Champions Trophy threatening to make its exit, fans truly believe that PCB has not done enough to hold its ground or to even garner enough support in opposing a powerhouse like India. Many angry voices are coming from Pakistan.

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Its all Drama pcb and Pakistan already sold out )

— Шурик Александр (@Mubin145) November 29, 2024

PCB And Naqvi Not Doing Enough

Mohsin Naqvi is clearly under fire here as Naqvi is not only the PCB chief but also a Federal Minister of Interior in the Pakistan Government. All the backlash resulted from them to not being able to control the situation when it comes to the unrest that Pakistan has been undergoing in Islamabad. All of it has been coming back to bite and harm the PCB. All of this sudden disgruntlement of the cricket fans truly resonated with the sentiments of the fans. They feel that Pakistan would not be able to keep its rights for hosting the Champions Trophy especially after the ICC meeting today came out with no decision and more conversations.