Pakistan Blind Cricket Council on Wednesday refused to participate in Blind Asia Cup in India as they are worried about the security threat to their players, according to a report in TheNewsTribe.com.
Pakistan have already expressed security concerns after Shiv Sena activists stormed the Board of Control for Cricket in India offices in Mumbai on Monday and stopped a meeting between the two cricket Boards.
Interestingly, the decision came just after a day Pakistan Cricket Board announced it will participate in ICC T20 Cricket World Cup scheduled in India next year.
On Tuesday, Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Shahryar Khan expressed his disappointment in New Delhi after BCCI officials failed to agree to the December series. The PCB is under severe pressure to review its relationship with BCCI.