ICC Deputy Chair in Lahore for Crucial Talks on India Match Boycott

• ICC Deputy Chair Imran Khwaja arrived in Lahore for talks with PCB officials regarding Pakistan's proposed boycott of the T20 World Cup match against India.
• Khwaja, an influential figure with voting rights, has been nominated by the ICC board as a mediator on the controversial subject.
• Bangladesh Cricket Board President Aminul Islam is also in Lahore to persuade Pakistan to reconsider playing India in Colombo on February 15.
• The ICC is actively trying to convince PCB to get government permission for the match, with discussions involving virtual meetings with ICC governing board members.
• Sri Lanka Cricket has urged PCB to end the boycott, citing potential huge financial losses, while the ICC explores resolutions to ensure the marquee clash takes place.