India and Pakistan last played two-sided one-day global series in 2012-13 and have not played a Test series beginning around 2007.
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Taking into account what is going on, the ECB have proposed to have India and Pakistan in a two-sided series, the UK Everyday Message provided details regarding Tuesday.
Be that as it may, both the Leading group of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have not shown a lot of interest in the proposition and dismissed it.
The Message paper revealed, “Martin Darlow, the delegate executive of the Britain and Ridges Cricket Board, has held chats with the Pakistan Cricket Board during the ongoing Twenty20 series and offered Britain’s grounds as scenes for preferably a three-match Test series in future.”
The paper expressed the justification for their proposition was that “the matches would draw in big groups in the UK, which has an enormous ex-pat south Asian populace.”
Nonetheless, the BCCI supposedly expressed probability of such a series occurring in not so distant future is close to nothing. It revealed its stand that it isn’t supportive of playing respective series in nonpartisan scenes.
The PCB is likewise not enthusiastic about playing India at a nonpartisan setting yet said thanks to ECB for their proposition.
“PCB isn’t excited about playing India at a nonpartisan scene yet is thankful for the ECB’s deal, which shows the developing connection between the two sheets. It expressed that with the big countries again beginning to visit Pakistan, it will be a “retrograde move toward their eyes” in the event that they end up playing on an impartial scene,” the Message revealed.
