We are not ready to play any bilateral series with Pakistan: BCCI

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The reaction of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has come to light on the statement of the Pakistan Cricket Board to have a bilateral series with India at a neutral venue. BCCI sources have said that there are no plans for a bilateral series between India and Pakistan.

According to Pakistani media, PCB chairman Najam Sethi has given the green signal for the Pakistan-India Test series at a neutral venue. Najam Sethi said that the venue of this Test series is England or Australia. According to Sethi, the stadium is expected to be packed if both the teams play in Australia.

The last Test match between India and Pakistan was played in the year 2007 in Bengaluru. The last time both the teams played a bilateral series in the limited overs format was in the year 2012-13. At that time Pakistan had toured India and played a series of 2 T20 matches apart from 3 ODIs.

PCB threatens not to play World Cup in India

At present, there is a lot of dispute going on between BCCI and PCB. At present, India and Pakistan are at loggerheads over the hosting of the Asia Cup. Pakistan’s plans to host the Asia Cup elsewhere have suffered a setback after the PCB rejected the hybrid model. Regarding this, PCB chief Najam Sethi said that if the Indian team does not go to Pakistan to play the Asia Cup, then Pakistan will also not go to India to participate in the upcoming ODI World Cup.