Pakistan's World Cup U-Turn: From Boycott Threats to Booking Flights

• Pakistan initially threatened to boycott the T20 World Cup, citing security concerns in India and supporting Bangladesh's stance.
• PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi hinted at a boycott, with a final decision expected between Friday and Monday.
• Despite earlier threats, Pakistani media reported that Pakistan has already booked flight tickets to Sri Lanka for the World Cup.
• Pakistan is in Group 'A' and will play all its matches, including against India, in Sri Lanka.
• The team is set to depart from Lahore for Colombo with Australia next Monday after their T20 series.

Why It Matters: Pakistan, after threatening a World Cup boycott, has quietly booked flights to Sri Lanka, drawing widespread amusement.