Pakistan’s England tour boycott dispute draws a sharp response from Imran Khan’s sons, Sulaiman and Kasim. They say the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and chief Mohsin Naqvi made “absolute fools of themselves” after reportedly threatening to boycott the ongoing tour.
The reports cited by NDTV focus on the public exchange and the use of strong language. While the PCB/Naqvi side is described through the claim of a possible boycott, Imran Khan’s sons frame their reaction as a rebuke of that stance. The crux of the disagreement centers on whether Pakistan should consider a boycott during the tour, and how the issue is communicated publicly.
Across the coverage provided, both items present the same core development: the sons break their silence to challenge the boycott threat attributed to the PCB leadership during the England leg. The outlets do not present an additional, competing account of the underlying reasons for the reported boycott position in the excerpts shared, focusing instead on the sons’ condemnation and the dispute’s public escalation.
