< %=imgalt%>
IPL ~ Sachin Tendulkar ~ Rahul Dravid ~ Shoaib Akhtar ~ PCB ~ David Beckham
Home / Sports News / 2008 / July 2008 / July 21, 2008
ICC cant guarantee players safety in Pakistan
International Cricket Council

Sehwag raises temperatures ahead of Bangalore Test, says Aussies cheated in Sydney

ICC CEO Lorgat looking forward to an exciting India Vs Australia Test series

ICC announces officials for upcoming series in Canada

New ICC rule will leave cricketers crying to go to the loo!

More on International Cricket Council

Pakistan Cricket Board

Coaches Hadlee and Mudassar to join ICC Global Cricket Academy

Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Asifs doping case hearing adjourned

Pakistan not suitable venue for international cricket: Abdul Qadir

PCB chairman unhappy with coach Lawsons performance

More on Pakistan Cricket Board

Top News

Warangal Praja Rajyam District-in-charge Siddartha Goud roughed up

BSF-Pakistan rangers meet in Lahore to combat rise in militant activities

McCain saw White House from a cell in Hanoi

Everything you ever wanted to know about sex but were afraid to ask

Sify Technologies wins brandon hall excellence in learning award for third consecutive year

Tendulkar, Team India to bat for children health and safety on Oct. 15

Worlds tiniest walking robot unveiled in Japan

Momail and JAJAH Introduce Innovative Calling Option

ICC cant guarantee players safety in Pakistan

Cricketers were warned on Sunday that their security cannot be guaranteed in Pakistan during Septembers Champions Trophy with the ICC delaying a final decision on the tournament venue until later this week.

Dubai, July 21 : Cricketers were warned on Sunday that their security cannot be guaranteed in Pakistan during September's Champions Trophy with the ICC delaying a final decision on the tournament venue until later this week.

The International Cricket Council said fears were raised about potential security threats during a briefing for the eight participating countries, player representatives and broadcasters.

"If it was up to player representatives, they would prefer not to be in Pakistan because of the environmental or external risks," ICC chief executive Haroon Lorgat said.

"They have got concerns because no guarantees, as far as safety and security are concerned, can be given by the PCB (Pakistan Cricket Board), the ICC or security consultants.

"We can do everything in our power to secure and safeguard officials, but we can never issue guarantees," The News quoted Lorgat, as saying.

With Sri Lanka, the designated alternative venue for the tournament, also facing renewed violence between Tamil Tiger rebels and government troops, South Africa and England have been mooted as potential replacements for the event.

ANI

October 13, 2008

October 12, 2008

October 11, 2008

October 10, 2008

October 9, 2008

October 8, 2008