After BCCI stops Cricket Team, Another India side cancels their tour to Pakistan

Just days after the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) confirmed their decision to not travel to Pakistan, another Indian team has now cancelled their tour of Pakistan.

BCCI and Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) are mulling over the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy. The ICC tournament is set to be played in Pakistan, but the Indian team has stated they won't travel to the other side of the border due to security reasons.

Amid the possibility of a hybrid model, Pakistan has threatened to boycott the tournament if it doesn't played entirely in their country. As the doldrum continues in the cricket field, this time another Indian team of a different sport has decided to scrap their tour to Pakistan.

India Kabaddi Team cancels Pakistan Tour

As per reports, the Indian Kabaddi team has cancelled their tour to Pakistan. PKF secretary Moham­mad Sarwar Rana expre­ssed disappointment as the plans got cancelled after the Indian government's denial.

"Our counterparts in India have conveyed their inability to send their team to Pakistan. We regret this decision, as we had eagerly anticipated hosting them here," Sarwar was quoted by the Pakistani outlet Dawn.

The Indian Kabaddi team was set to play against Pakistan in a three-match series. The first match would have been at Kartarpur on November 19, followed by matches in Lahore (November 21) and Bahawalpur (November 23).

Although the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) continues in India, it is unclear which Indian team would have travelled to Pakistan for the series.