Scotland confident visas will clear for T20 WC in India despite Pak-origin player in squad
Cricket Scotland’s CEO is confident players will reach India for the T20 World Cup despite visa delays, especially for Pakistan-origin pacer Safyaan Sharif. The ICC and BCCI are working to expedite the process for all 20 teams, with Scotland’s opening match on February 7th. Scotland is also preparing backup visa applications.🕒 1 min read
Cricket Scotland’s CEO is confident players will reach India for the T20 World Cup despite visa delays, especially for Pakistan-origin pacer Safyaan Sharif. The ICC and BCCI are working to expedite the process for all 20 teams, with Scotland’s opening match on February 7th. Scotland is also preparing backup visa applications.Continue Reading
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