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June 27, 2009Posted on 06/27/2009 in Pakistan cricket
Win does not mean Pakistan can host teams
Pakistan's win in the World Twenty20 must be celebrated for many reasons, not the least for what it means for cricket. But no one can argue that now that they are world champions, all cricketing nations should tour Pakistan, writes Pradeep Magazine in the Hindustan Times.
Let us celebrate the win for what it is. It just goes to show that Pakistan cricketers despite setbacks, still retain the zest and passion for a game in which they are talented and if they were to vanish from the cricketing tournament, it would be a sad day for the fans.
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