India and Pakistan can face one another in tri-nation sequence in some unspecified time in the future, says Ramiz Raja

Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ramiz Raja stated that he does not suppose India will pull out of worldwide tournaments set to be hosted in Pakistan on this decade and whereas bilaterals are troublesome, it may very well be attainable for the 2 groups to play one another in tri-series. India and Pakistan confronted one another within the latest T20 World Cup. (AFP Photo)HIGHLIGHTSIndia and Pakistan haven’t confronted one another in a bilateral sequence since 2012/13Pakistan are set to host the 2025 Champions Trophy and 2023 Asia CupIndia Sports Minister Anurag Thakur had stated {that a} choice will probably be taken “when the time comes”Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Ramiz Raja stated that he hopes that India and Pakistan can face one another in a tri-nation sequence whereas getting bilaterals going perhaps troublesome. Ramiz additionally stated that he does not anticipate India to drag out of the worldwide tournaments which are to be hosted by Pakistan within the subsequent decade.

“It is hard to get a bilateral series with India but tri-nation series can be held at some point,” stated Ramiz in a digital interplay with the press. “As far as the international tournaments are concerned, it is not easy to pull out. Because in that case, there is pressure. And all these things are presented to the boards and I don’t think this will happen.”Pakistan are set to host the 2025 Champions Trophy along with the 2023 Asia Cup over the subsequent decade. Sports Minister Anurag Thakur stated {that a} choice will probably be taken at an acceptable time with reference to India touring the nation for the tournaments. India haven’t performed cricket in Pakistan because the 2005/06 season.”When time comes will see what to do. Home ministry will be involved in decision making. Lot of countries have pulled out of going to Pakistan due to security issues. Will assess the security then and decide,” Thakur informed reporters.Ramiz stated that he has a superb working relationship with Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Sourav Ganguly. “With regards to my working relationship with Sourav Ganguly, I have that. We spoke about numerous things and how can we take the world cricket forward. There should be a benefit for everyone since cricketers are holding these positions and it is easier to talk since the bond is there. It won’t be easy and as long as there are political hurdles involved, things won’t move forward,” he added.Click right here for IndiaRight now.in’s full protection of the coronavirus pandemic.