The Indian cricket board on Monday said
"certain issues" need to be dealt with before the resumption of
two-sided arrangement with Pakistan and confirmed that the arrangement would
get the thumbs up strictly when common assention. A ton of things need to be looked into. There
are sure issues which were raised by the Pakistan
Cricket Board (PCB) boss when he met BCCI president Jagmohan Dalmiya and
me said Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Anurag
Thakur here on Monday. PCB boss Shaharyar Khan as of late came here and met
his Indian partner Dalmiya. Later, Khan said Pakistan
was prepared to host the respective arrangement, embodying three Tests, five
One-Day Internationals (ODI) and two T20 Internationals in the United Arab Emirates
in December.
Dalmiya has additionally radiated certainty about
the resumption of two-sided engagements yet said the backing of the
administration was essential for the arrangements to be asserted. The two neighbors, whose relations have frequently
turned severe, played their past two-sided arrangement in December-January
2012-13 when Pakistan
visited India
for three ODIs. Prior this month, games clergyman Sarbananda Sonowal said the
focal government was agreeable to holding the arrangement.
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