In solidarity with anti-Pakistan sentiment, Indian cricketers, including Yuvraj Singh, refuse to play in the WCL semi-final, allowing Pakistan direct entry to the final.

The Yuvraj Singh-led India Champions have refused to play Pakistan in the World Championship of Legends semifinals, mirroring their earlier group-stag

The semifinal between India and Pakistan in the World Championship of Legends, scheduled for Thursday (July 31) in Birmingham, was cancelled following refusal of the Indian team to play against the arch-rivals from across the border. According to sources in promoters group, the match was awarded to the Pakistan side, who will play in the final.

The Indian team which consists of legends like Shikhar Dhawan, Irfan Pathan, Harbhajan Singh, Yuvraj Singh, Suresh Raina among others had already conveyed their reluctance to play against

Indian Champions have reportedly withdrawn from their WCL 2025 semifinal against Pakistan Champions due to political tensions. Pakistan advance to final, while India’s run ends.

India Champions have refused to play their semi-final against Pakistan Champions in the World Championship of Legends due to strained political relations between the two countries. The match was scheduled to be played in Birmingham on Thursday;

The India Champions have officially declined to participate in the World Championship of Legends (WCL) semifinal clash against Pakistan Champions, originally scheduled for Thursday in Birmingham. The decision stems from the Indian players’ firm position against competing with Pakistan in any form of international or exhibition cricket.