ISLAMABAD: In the wake of escalating tensions between Pakistan and India following the recent Pahalgam attack, Pakistan has imposed a complete ban on the broadcast of Indian Premier League (IPL) matches within the country.
According to sources, IPL games—once accessible through various apps and television channels—will no longer be aired in Pakistan. This move effectively cuts off Pakistani cricket fans from watching live IPL action going forward.
In a related development, Indian authorities have reportedly blocked access to the social media accounts of several prominent Pakistani athletes.
Indian media outlets confirm that the profiles of former Pakistan cricket captain Babar Azam and wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Rizwan are now inaccessible to users within India.
These measures reflect the deepening rift between the two nations, extending their political tensions into the realms of sports and digital platforms.
