Pakistan faces USD 38 million lawsuit over potential T20 World Cup India match boycott

• Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi met PM Shehbaz Sharif to discuss T20 World Cup participation.
• Speculations suggest Pakistan might boycott the T20 World Cup, especially the match against India.
• A boycott could lead to a USD 38 million lawsuit from the broadcaster due to lost revenue from sponsorships and advertising.
• PCB's Member Participation Agreement with ICC legally binds them to participate, and violation would incur severe penalties.
• A final decision on Pakistan's participation is expected by Friday or next Monday.

Why It Matters: Pakistan risks a USD 38 million lawsuit and ICC penalties if it boycotts the T20 World Cup India match.