PCB to file compensation claim against BCCI in January: Najam Sethi
Cricket | November 22, 2017 21:44 ISTSethi said once the compensation claim is filed it will have some effect on the ICC's Future Tour Programme.
Sethi said once the compensation claim is filed it will have some effect on the ICC's Future Tour Programme.
Zaka also lashed out at the PCB and said the board's mishandling of players have ruined many cricketers' careers.
Sethi said the West Indies would come to Pakistan for the next five years each year and Pakistan will go to the USA each year in return.
The 51-year-old lashed out at the ICC for failing to initiate an India-Pakistan series which he felt should be separated from politics.
Disappointed by the tribunal decision against Sharjeel, his lawyer Ijaz pledged to move to the high court to get justice.
The PCB sources said the tour will now be planned next year when a window is available to both the teams even as the Pakistan Cricket Board has made no official comment on the fate of the tour.
Another reason cited by the PCB for the postponement of the bilateral T20 series is the commitment of major Caribbean players to the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL).
The 25-year-old Amir was left out from the five-match ODI series against Sri Lanka after he sustained a shin injury during the two-match Test series.
PCB's legal advisor, Tafazzul Rizvi, said they had filed an appeal with the independent adjudicator, seeking a life ban on Latif.
PCB chief Sethi said he would be talking to the South African and Bangladesh boards to come to Pakistan sometime in 2018 to play a short bilateral series.
Sri Lanka became the first top international cricket team to tour Pakistan in eight years when they reached Lahore last night from Abu Dhabi.
Inzamam has issued a clarification on this and cleared that he has no relation to any of the six franchises in the T10 league.
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is planning to host at least four matches of the third edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) in Karachi early next year.
While the BCCI has repeatedly snubbed Pakistan's request for resumption of ties, the PCB wants its Indian counterpart to honour its commitment under the MoU signed.
The BCCI has constantly maintained that it cant play Pakistan until its government gives clearance for bilateral cricket.
The pacer, who took 177 Test and 63 One-day International wickets, had filed a similar complaint seven years back.
The Sri Lankan board President has assured us they want to play the match in Lahore and will send their best team, PCB Chief said in Karachi on Wednesday.
Sethi pointed out that India had even refused to play the bilateral series on neutral venues as proposed by Pakistan.
Sethi revealed that he had spoken to Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah regarding the security situation of Karachi.
PCB's anti-corruption tribunal, headed by a former judge of the Lahore High Court, has already banned Test opener Sharjeel Khan for five years with half of the sentence suspended on spot-fixing charges.
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