Indian Players Face No Restrictions To Travel Amidst ISIS Threat For IND-PAK Clash: Reports
Rohit Sharma and Babar Azam ahead of the toss in ICC Cricket World Cup, 2023 (x.com)
Nassau County Police Commissioner, Patrick Ryder has ensured the Indian team's security in New York after ISIS' threats of attacking the India-Pakistan clash on June 9 at Nassau International Stadium, putting no restrictions on the movements of Indian players and staff.
Recently, ISIS-K issued a threat calling a 'Lone-Wolf' to attack the India v Pakistan match in New York, putting the city on a high alert. However, Ryder, the police commissioner has put no limitations on the Indian team, allowing them to roam freely while calling Nassau County the safest place to be in.
Lone Wolves are the fanatics and members of ISIS who act on an independent level on the cues of the organization. Following the threat, the New York governor, Kathy Hochul herself has addressed the issue through a tweet, assuring complete security of the players by beefing up the security for the game.
See The Tweet Here:
India has already played a warm up match at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium on June 1 against Bangladesh while comfortably beating them by 60 runs.
Pakistan, on the other hand will be heading into the tournament after a tour of England where they lost the 4-T20I series 2-0 with the other two matches getting washed out.
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