PCB says six-series deal signed with India

krishna · 05-15-2014, 09:42 AM · 1 person reading this discussion

#1
Pakistan says it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the BCCI to play six bilateral series between 2015 and 2023. Four of those series will be hosted by Pakistan and the six tours - pending a legal agreement - will include up to 14 Tests, 30 ODIs and 12 T20s.

"We are working on chalking out a detailed FTP for eight years but meanwhile I can confirm that the MoU has been signed with India, according to which we will be playing six series," a top PCB official told ESPNcricinfo. "They will be hosting us twice while Pakistan will host them four times as a part of home series and further modalities will be confirmed later on."

#2
So Pakistan's home matches will be played in Pakistan??

#3
Pakistan will host = Pakistan will host them in UAE. I doubt if India would agree to tour Pakistan and rightly so. I think at this point cricket returning to Pakistan anytime in the near future is a distant dream.

#4
@[size=16px][color=rgb(214, 106, 78)]Kyle[/color][/size] ; I completely second your thoughts.India would agree to a bilateral series only if its hosted in UAE.If its held in pakistan,it surely would enrage all the indians.I still think its a distant dream to tour pakistan.

#5
gotta to see it to believe it

#6
I know West Indies will visit anywhere ...

look how quick we visit India to give Sachin him 100thย  8)

#7
I see no reason why cricket cannot return to Pakistan subject to all precautions taken.


Pakistan may look the bad guys here but they have been used by the US and they do not care about the fall out of this to Pakistan.


Just like the US using Bin Laden as their man when the Soviets intervened in Afghanistan.


I hope cricket returns to Pakistan soon.

#8
India is just using that Lanka incident as an excuse :

Heck, India did not lift a finger to avoid the hindu Tamil genocide in Sri Lanka !

By the Sinhalese Buddhist Army...

#9
Totally agree.

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