Ever since, BCCI secretary Jay Shah mentioned that the 2023 Asia Cup, scheduled to be hosted by Pakistan, might be performed at a impartial venue, the Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) response has been fairly robust concerning the matter. “The overall impact of such statements has the potential to split the Asian and international cricketing communities and can impact Pakistan’s visit to India for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 and future ICC Events in India in the 2024-2031 cycle,” the PCB had earlier mentioned in an official assertion.

Now in an interview with The National, PCB chief Ramiz Raja has targetted the International Cricket Council (ICC) for not being proactive sufficient to unravel the problems between the 2 boards.

“They are circumspect and not forthcoming because India produces the entire ICC wealth, and so their position, unfortunately, is compromised as a result,” the former Pakistan captain said.

“I don’t think it’s going to change unless we have a resolve and commitment in every cricket board and our cricket fraternity works towards making it happen.”

India and Pakistan final performed a brief bilateral white-ball collection again in 2012 in India and the final Test collection dates again to 2007. The two groups now play one another solely in ICC and continental occasions. They most not too long ago confronted off on the 2022 T20 World Cup in Melbourne, the place Virat Kohli‘s knock helped India defeat Pakistan on the ultimate ball.

“Of course, we need to play each other,” Raja mentioned. “Who wouldn’t want to watch India versus Pakistan? There shouldn’t be an excuse for Pakistan not playing in India or India not playing in Pakistan.”

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