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India has refused to issue a visa to Pakistan’s head coach, Masood Jan, for the upcoming Blind Women’s Cricket World Cup, scheduled to begin on November 11 in India and Sri Lanka.
According to the Pakistan Blind Cricket Council (PBCC), the refusal prevented Masood Jan from travelling, where he was due to coach the team at the request of Nepali team.
Masood Jan is a recipient of Pakistan’s Pride of Performance award for his contributions to the sport.
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