Pakistan and the West Indies will now either play only the Test series or the limited overs series
Pakistan’s tour of the West Indies in July this year is set to be split into two parts after the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) revealed that they are working on a plan to host arch-rivals India for a series in August.
India and Pakistan have not played a series since 2007
Fans can officially start the celebrations after India’s home ministry cleared Pakistan’s limited overs tour of the country in December.
The series is scheduled to go ahead with the original dates
Cricket South Africa (CSA) have declined the Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) request to alter the dates of their series in February 2013.
India and Pakistan last met back in 2007
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have announced that the country’s tour of Zimbabwe has officially been postponed so that nothing gets in the way of their bi-lateral limited overs series against arch-rivals India in December.
Butt stated that India should pay for pulling out of the 2009 series against Pakistan at the last minute
Former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief Ijaz Butt has declared that Pakistan must seek to gain some sort of compensation from the the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) over the cancellation of the 2009 series between the two arch-rivals.
Cricketing fans across the world love watching India and Pakistan square off with each other
Arch-rivals India and Pakistan are gearing up to face each other in a series in December, which will break the five-year cricketing drought between the two nations.
