Pakistan's cricket star has sparked controversy with his recent comments about playing in India following the tragic Pahalgam terrorist attack. The remarks have raised eyebrows, with the cricketer suggesting that the security situation in the region could influence their participation in the ICC World Cup scheduled to be held in India.

The cricketer, speaking to the media, shared his concerns regarding the safety of players and officials after the attack in Pahalgam, a popular tourist spot in Jammu and Kashmir. "We are not sure about the safety of the players" he said, addressing the tensions surrounding the region and its potential impact on international sporting events. His statement reflects a growing unease in the wake of increasing security threats in certain parts of India.

While the World Cup is a prestigious event, the safety of participants has always been a priority. The Pakistan team’s concerns have now come into the spotlight, as tensions surrounding regional security could affect their decision to travel to India for the event. The cricketer's comments suggest that the team is looking for reassurances from governing bodies before they commit to participating in the tournament.

As the World Cup draws closer, all eyes will be on the International Cricket Council (ICC) and the Indian authorities to ensure that safety protocols are in place. The situation remains fluid, with both fans and players anxiously awaiting updates on what promises to be a challenging tournament.