DUBAI – The International Cricket Council (ICC) has officially started selling tickets for the T20 World Cup 2026, creating excitement among cricket fans around the world. The global event, scheduled for next year, is expected to attract millions of viewers as teams prepare for another thrilling edition of the tournament.
To mark the beginning of ticket sales, the ICC released a new promotional poster on its social media platforms. The poster features the captains of several major cricket teams, including India, Sri Lanka, South Africa, England, and Australia. The artwork aims to build hype for the T20 World Cup 2026 and encourage early ticket purchases.
However, the poster has sparked controversy among Pakistani fans. The ICC did not include the photo of Pakistan’s captain, Salman Ali Agha, in the promotional material. Many fans called the move biased and questioned the exclusion of the captain of a major cricketing nation from the event’s official poster.
Pakistani cricket followers expressed their frustration on social media, criticizing the ICC for what they believe is unfair treatment. Fans argued that Pakistan has a strong cricketing history and deserves equal representation, especially in promotional content linked to a major global event like the T20 World Cup 2026.
Some supporters also noted that similar complaints have been raised in the past when Pakistani players were left out of ICC campaigns or marketing material. This latest incident has once again fueled debate about the ICC’s attitude toward Pakistan’s cricket team.
Despite the criticism, the ICC has not issued a statement responding to the controversy. Ticket sales continue, and fans from all participating nations are preparing for the major tournament.
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As excitement grows across the cricketing world, Pakistani fans hope the ICC will address their concerns and ensure balanced representation in future promotions.
