Updated at: 1510 PST, Tuesday, March 03, 2009
LONDON: No cricket World Cup games in 2011 will be played in Pakistan without dramatic changes in security there, the head of the International Cricket Council told the British TV Tuesday after the attack in Lahore.
Asked about plans for the World Cup, due to be played in four Indian subcontinent countries, ICC president David Morgan said: "Things will have to change dramatically in Pakistan in my opinion, if any of the games are to be staged there."
No World Cup games in Pakistan unless major change: ICC
LONDON: No cricket World Cup games in 2011 will be played in Pakistan without dramatic changes in security there, the head of the International Cricket Council told the British TV Tuesday after the attack in Lahore.
Asked about plans for the World Cup, due to be played in four Indian subcontinent countries, ICC president David Morgan said: "Things will have to change dramatically in Pakistan in my opinion, if any of the games are to be staged there."
No World Cup games in Pakistan unless major change: ICC
