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PCB writes to ICC after Pakistan’s name omitted from logo in Ind vs Ban broadcast

Mithun Seal
Mithun Seal
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PCB writes to ICC after Pakistan’s name omitted from logo in Ind vs Ban broadcast

The ICC is believed to have informally told PCB it was an early technical error, the explanation, however, has left PCB dissatisfied

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