KARACHI, (Reuters) – Pakistan’s World Cup captain and coach believe an outstanding performance in the tournament will lead to the return of international cricket to the country and also redeem Pakistan’s image in the cricket world.
Pakistan cricket has seen much drama recently, including security concerns at home, which have kept foreign teams away, bribery charges against players, dressing-room intrigues and a wicketkeeper fleeing the team hotel because of alleged threats.
“In the last two years, our isolation as a international cricket venue and the spot-fixing controversies
