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Which kinda is bizarre given the support for the Taliban in Pakistan. So do the Pakistanis support the Taliban over their own army?

There might be some quarantine protocols too. Difficult with team bubbles in place. All teams these days have a considerable large support staff.

If I am not mistaken Bangladesh and Lanka have to play the T20 Qualifiers for the T20 World Cup. That would leave very little room in their schedule.

Was it really an occupation in the sense of Nazi occupation of France with a puppet Vichy regime or is it more in the league of McArthur being a veto in Japan but not really meddling in day-day affairs?

While I sympathize with their frustration, they should still bring it up in the appropriate forum

Not to mention, nationalism and jingoism can get in the way.

Please don't derail the thread. If you have anything to add about Cricketers (not just Kiwis) being terrorized and refusing to play in Pak, please go ahead. To discuss Pak occupied Kashmir, there are enough other threads in the appropriate sub forums.

It's along expected lines. Reality bites. The apologists for the Taliban treatment of women are like those Americans in the 1800s who defended slavery under the garb of history and cultural reasons.

It does continue to put a spammer in their endeavor to be recognized. But overall, yes - they don't care. Don't know about the infighting - are they back to killing and maiming each other?

I have been going there since the 1990s

But their Army itself is capable of killing innocent people, given their track record.

Whatever is the international arbitration procedure and law, both countries should abide by it. Disagreements with friendly countries should be resolved through amicable and legal routes.

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Pathetic. Afghan civilians really are unlucky. Anyone comes and kills them

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