The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Amin ul Islam is in Lahore for talks with Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi and the International Cricket Council (ICC) over Pakistan's proposed boycott of its T20 World Cup match against India on February 15. The BCB president's presence in Lahore for the discussions with the ICC is part of the PCB's continuing show of solidarity after Bangladesh's removal from the T20 World Cup that led to the current stand-off. Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif cited it as part of the reason his government had ordered the team not to play their game against India. The ICC has outlined specific conditions for invoking the Force Majeure clause, including requirements for unforeseen circumstances and mitigation efforts. The PCB claims the ICC approached them, contradicting earlier reports. Talks are ongoing, with the ICC seeking justification for Pakistan's boycott of the India match. The PCB's decision to boycott India is reportedly driven by government orders and solidarity with Bangladesh, which was removed from the tournament. The ICC warns of potential financial damages and governance implications if Pakistan proceeds with the boycott. The PCB's stance on Bangladesh's removal from the T20 World Cup is driven by solidarity and a sense of injustice. They voted against the removal and Naqvi accused the ICC of double standards, citing Bangladesh's security concerns. The PCB wants redress for Bangladesh as part of any resolution, making negotiations complex. The meeting aims to persuade Pakistan to reconsider its decision, with ICC officials warning of significant repercussions if the boycott proceeds. The PCB has linked its decision to India's alleged politicization of cricket, while India denies these claims. The ICC has asked Pakistan to explain its invocation of the "Force Majeure" clause, and a final decision is expected within 24 hours. The India vs Pakistan game is due to take place next Sunday in Colombo. Both sides won their opening matches at the T20 World Cup on Saturday.