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Originally Posted by Zunaid
Here's my question. If it is too dangerous for the umpires, what about the players? ICC should man up too. If it decides it is too dangerous for the umpires then it should also disallow the match.
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Originally Posted by kalpurush
My question too! If ICC thinks that it is not safe for umpires, so be it for the players as well. Just cancel the tour if it is not safe to play cricket in Pakistan at the moment.
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ICC's Chief Executive Committee (CEC)stated that it had
limited powers to take a decision over safety issues as to whether tours should take place or not. It reiterated that the
ICC's role in
bilateral series was "
limited to considering the safety and security of the match officials after a tour had been confirmed and a security plan produced." The decision as to whether a particular tour should take place or not was, the CEC stated, "one for the participating countries."
The board/player associations of each country can use this as ammunition to deter the tour. But
ICC will not and can not interfere.
http://www.espncricinfo.com/ci-icc/c...ry/556553.html
It is upto Kamal and Ashraf only i.e BCB and PCB only.