Pakistan - India cricket series on cards after gap of 10 years?
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Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ramiz Raja is likely to meet with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) officials next week in Dubai to discuss the resumption of the Pakistan-India bilateral series along with the possibility of a triangular or 4-nation series.
The ICC meeting is scheduled to be held in Dubai from April 7 to April 10 where the PCB Chairman will meet the officials during the board meeting of the International Cricket Council (ICC) while Ramiz and Chief Executive, Faisal Hasnain, will leave for Dubai tomorrow.
Earlier last month, Ramiz Raja had planned to discuss his proposal for a four-nation tournament with his BCCI counterpart, Sourav Ganguly, during the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) meeting but the PCB officials attended the meeting online due to their busy schedules.
According to the details, in the meeting, Chairman PCB Ramiz Raja will also share a report to the ICC on the ongoing Pak-Australia series which will end today with a one-off T20 match in Lahore.
Pakistan and India have not played bilateral series since 2012-13
