Imran Khan's 'Sell Mothers for Dollars' Remark Resurfaces Amidst PCB's U-Turn on India Match

• Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan's controversial statement, "Pakistanis can even sell their mothers for dollars," is circulating widely.
• The remark resurfaced after the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) reversed its stance on boycotting a match against India.
• Initially, Pakistan threatened to boycott the match, but financial considerations and ICC revenue led to a U-turn.
• Critics argue that Pakistan's policies are often driven by the need for dollars rather than principles.
• The decision highlights economic compulsion over sportsmanship, as India-Pakistan matches are major revenue generators.