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January 15, 2009Posted on 01/15/2009 in Pakistan cricket
One rule for one, one for another
To fault the PCB, as some have done, for not being able to ‘persuade’ foreign sides to tour Pakistan, is grossly unjust. The assessment and perception of Pakistan is created largely by events that take place inside the country and the reaction of society — consisting of leading politicians, officials and the media — to these events. That is where Pakistan seems to be losing out, writes Asif Iqbal in the News.
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