
Former Pakistan off-spinner Saeed Ajmal stated that the International Cricket Council (ICC) would be unnecessary if it cannot enforce decisions on the Indian board (BCCI). He cited India's refusal to play in Pakistan, even in global events, as an example of the ICC's perceived helplessness and Indian dominance. Ajmal claimed many Test-playing nations privately agree but fear repercussions. India's stance is attributed to security concerns and government policy, leading to matches being held at neutral venues.
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