PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi has mentioned that the PCB can be open to the concept of taking part in with India in bilateral series in the event that they ship their group to Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy subsequent yr. Photo: X/@TheRealPCBÂ
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi has mentioned that the PCB can be open to the concept of taking part in with India in bilateral series in the event that they ship their group to Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy subsequent yr.
Talking to reporters in Lahore throughout a perform, Naqvi was requested about the current interview of Indian captain Rohit Sharma, by which he praised the Pakistan cricket group and mentioned it will be “awesome” to play the neighbours from throughout the border in a Test series abroad.
“Look, if any options in this regard come we will consider it, but our target right now is to host the Champions Trophy and first let India come for the tournament,” he mentioned.
“Right now till the CT there is no slot available as our team has a packed itinerary.” “Once they come here first then we can look at any proposal whenever it comes before us,” he added.
The two groups final performed a bilateral restricted overs series in 2012-13, when Pakistan visited India. But India has refused to play any Tests in opposition to Pakistan since 2007, when the two nations engaged in a rubber on Indian soil.
Last yr India refused to ship its group for the Asia Cup matches in Pakistan and ultimately the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) had to undertake a hybrid mannequin for the occasion which was break up with a overwhelming majority of the matches being organised in Sri Lanka.
Naqvi met with BCCI secretary Jay Shah throughout an ICC assembly in Dubai in February.
