Expensive terrorist attack: former cricket player India says that Pakistan should never play cricket | Cricket News

Former Bengal and India U-19 Cricket player Shreevats Goswami said India should never play with Pakistan. Expensive terrorist attack. At least 26 people – mostly tourists – on Tuesday, Baisaran Meadows in expensive, has been killed by terrorists in one of the worst terrorist attacks against civilians in Kashmir in recent years.
Goswami wrote in a long social media post: “And that’s exactly what I say – you don’t play crickets with Pakistan. Not now. It’s never.
“When the BCCI and the government refused to send India to the Champions Cup in Pakistan, some” Oh, but sport must be above politics.
“Really? Because it seems to be their national sports to kill innocent Indians from where I stop.
“And if they play like that – then it’s time to answer in a language they really understand. Not with bats and balls. But with the decision. Honor. With zero tolerance.
“My anger. I’m destroyed.
“Just a few months ago, I was in Kashmir for the Legends League – I walked in expensive, I met the locals, I saw Hope returned to his eyes.
“And now .. This again shed blood.
“It breaks something inside you. While our people die, how many times we keep silent,” sports “makes you question.
“No more. Not this time.”
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The former and current players of the Indian Cricket team, together with the national team head coach Gautam Gambhir, expressed his sorrow and pain about the terrorist attack on tourists in expensive, jammu and Kashmir.
The old versatile Yuvraj Singh took the official media branch and said that he was deeply upset after he reached the news of the terrorist attack in J & K.
Yuvraj Singh, “He was deeply upset about the attack on tourists in expensive. I pray for the power of victims and their families. Let’s unite in hope and humanity.”
In an article in X, the Indian team head coach Gautam Gambhir said, “Praying for the families of the dead. Those responsible for it will pay. India will strike.”