ICC will never look in the matter of bilateral series, President
If Pakistan need progress in Hafeez Case, than have to appeal ICC with positive change, Zaheer Abbas
Trio Banned is fully on PCB disposal to set in play or not, ICC President Zaheer Abbas
Pakistan and India series is their own matter
ICC will never look in the matter of bilateral series, President
If Pakistan need progress in Hafeez Case, than have to appeal ICC with positive change, Zaheer Abbas
Trio Banned is fully on PCB disposal to set in play or not, ICC President Zaheer Abbas
Lahore(Current Line)
Pakistan and India can decide play or not by their own, ICC can’t do any thing related to this
The ICC President Zaheer abbas said instead of Zimbabwe toured Pakistan all the international teams will visit Pakistan when the circumstances support them in easy mindset. He said that its not possible for ICC to manoeuvre the bilateral series while he was commenting on ICC role to make possible bilateral series between Pakistan and India in December 2015. “if it is the case than why Pakistan leave West indies aside from the planned series therefore we cannot do any thing to make it possible as per set rules”.
Zaheer Abbas said all those who say big three are strong they keep in their mind its matter of strength if more boards unite and support each other than these three than their should be different picture in future.
The present ICC decision of ban lifting on two Pakistani players who were banned by ICC because of Spot fixing and will allow to play all type of international Cricket he said this is the purely on PCB disposal to allow them or not.
“The ICC has allowed them for all type of Crickets internationally therefore its pure subject matter of PCB that they are allowing them to play cricket or not” he was answering the question “can ICC force PCB to include in national or international Cricket”.
Zaheer Abbas who was took charge in july 2015 said i had attended only two meetings of the PCB and could not say any thing about the committee who was working to do efforts for international Cricket back in Pakistan in the chairman ship of Giles Clarck.
