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Treatment Meted Out To Pakistan Appears To Be Excessively Harsh Says Ian Chappell
Former Australia captain Ian Chappell has said that the treatment given to Pakistan has been excessively harsh, especially after them touring overseas during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Chappell's comments come after New Zealand abandoned their men's white-ball tour minutes before the start of first ODI at Rawalpindi. Three days later, England pulled out of their men's and women's white-ball tours to Pakistan in October.
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