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This decision follows a similar pattern of India refusing to send its cricket team to Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy scheduled for February-March next year. Additionally, India's blind cricket team is also facing challenges as it awaits final government approval to compete in the upcoming T20 World Cup in Lahore and Multan from November 23 to December 3[1].
In contrast, the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) 2024 continues to captivate audiences with its intense matches. On December 5, 2024, UP Yoddhas will face Dabang Delhi in a crucial encounter to bolster their playoff hopes. UP Yoddhas, led by Surender Gill, have regained their form, while Dabang Delhi, with a solid lineup including Naveen Kumar, will look to capitalize on their strong defensive setup[2].
The second match of the day will see Jaipur Pink Panthers take on U Mumba. Jaipur Pink Panthers will aim to bounce back from their recent drop in form and push for a higher ranking, while U Mumba, under the leadership of Sunil Kumar, will seek to extend their winning streak and secure the second spot in the points table[2].
The PKL 2024 has become one of the most competitive editions of the tournament, with none of the teams having qualified for the playoffs or been officially eliminated. The points difference between second-placed Patna Pirates and eighth-placed Jaipur Pink Panthers is only six points, highlighting the intense competition[5].
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