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Where’s the moral outrage at England’s cricket tour of Pakistan?

29 November 2022

12:10 AM

29 November 2022

12:10 AM

Everyone on the television agrees: seeing an England team give succour to a repressive regime by playing prestigious fixtures on its soil is deeply troubling – or ‘problematic’ to use the latest horrible buzz word. A society that represses gay people and women and whose ruling class routinely engages in corruption to further its own interests should not be ‘normalised’ via world-class international sport, runs the argument.

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