With new countries from Europe, North America, and Africa joining the world of cricket, how long can teams in the Indian subcontinent continue taking a dig at each other? People often say sports should not be politicised. However, the nature of geopolitics is such that sports teams aren’t only about playing matches. It is about representing a country with pride, supporting the country in matters beyond the field, and also ensuring the opposition nation’s economy takes a hit. After all, sports generate massive revenue, and cricket is no different. Cricket in Asia, especially in the subcontinent, is the most followed sport, but unfortunately, the geopolitical situation between India, PAK, and Bangladesh may become a hindrance for its globalisation. India vs. Bangladesh T20 row Merely a month before the ICC T20 World Cup, India and Bangladesh have dug claws into each other following differences in rel*gious and geopolitical matters. First, India, ...
With new countries from Europe, North America, and Africa joining the world of cricket, how long can teams in the Indian subcontinent continue taking a dig at each other? People often say sports should not be politicised. However, the nature of geopolitics is such that sports teams aren’t only about ...
With new countries from Europe, North America, and Africa joining the world of cricket, how long can teams in the Indian subcontinent continue taking a dig at each other? People often say sports should not be politicised. However, the nature of geopolitics is such that sports teams aren’t only about ...
With new countries from Europe, North America, and Africa joining the world of cricket, how long can teams in the Indian subcontinent continue taking a dig at each other? People often say sports should not be politicised. However, the nature of geopolitics is such that sports teams aren’t only about ...