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| Shahryar Khan- PCB |
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) administrator Shahryar Khan told correspondents in Colombo that a Bangladesh High-Performance group will go to Pakistan to play against the Pakistan High-Performance squad, a visit likely slated for this July.
"Bangladesh is pleasant to send its elite group to Pakistan, which is a major stride," said Khan to Bangladesh correspondents after a casual meeting between the leaders of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) and Khan himself.
"They will play in Pakistan against our elite group. I think this time around the ICC needs us to play in July, yet we will settle the genuine dates later."
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Talking prior, BCB supervisor Nazmul Hassan had said that Bangladesh would send junior groups to Pakistan.
Khan said that Bangladesh's national group were not yet prepared to visit Pakistan, a nation cut off to facilitating worldwide matches since the Lahore fear based oppressor assaults on the Sri Lanka group transport in 2009.
"As respects to the national group they are not yet prepared to come to Pakistan, but rather we could play either in Bangladesh or in a third nation, which is worthy to both sides, or we could even do it in Sri Lanka. In any case, the visit is on," he stated, despite the fact that not giving points of interest with regards to the time period.
BCB supervisor Hassan had likewise said that Pakistan's voyage through Bangladesh in July-August this year is slated to proceed as arranged, and his PCB partner appeared to concur, but alluding to some money related forward and backward and an "affirmation" he was given.
"Yes in July-August. We additionally need to concur on a money related model since this is the third time that Pakistan is playing Bangladesh in Bangladesh, which turns into a bit cut sided. I am guaranteed that once we can have the two HP groups [the other being an arrival visit to Bangladesh by the Pakistan HP team] coming, whenever around the Bangladesh cricket group will come to Pakistan."