ICC complains against India

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has complained to the International Cricket Council (ICC) against the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) for not keeping the promise of playing the bilateral cricket series.

The PCB has warned the ICC not to solve the problem, and the court has warned him to go to court. PCB officials are also consulting with a UK-based legal institution to continue the process of getting into court.

PCB chairman Nizam Sethi told cricket website Cricinfo, “Our negotiations with India have ended. These processes are over, so the next process will start. In the next month or two months, we will go back to the ICC. We have written a letter to the ICC seeking the nomination of three nominees for the arbitrator and nominated one. ”

ICC Chief Executive Officer Richard Richardson was sitting next to Sethi, ICC CEO David Richardson said. “We do not want ICC member states to fight against each other,” he said. Since a dispute has been created, action will be taken according to the ICC rules. That process has started. ‘

The cricket board decides the bilateral cricket series between the two countries in the world, and the ICC only supports it. According to the ICC rules, if the other country has written a written complaint against any country, then the board of both the countries will try to solve it. But if there is no solution within two months, the ICC arbitrator will be hearing the case. That’s the final decision they will make, and no appeal can be made against it.

According to the agreement between India and Pakistan in 2014, India is scheduled to play six series with Pakistan between 2015 and 2023. Of these, four are to be held in Pakistan, out of which 14 are Tests and 30 ODIs and 12 T20 matches.

India has not played bilateral cricket since the 2008 Mumbai attacks. However, in the ICC tournaments, the two countries are regularly participating and playing matches against each other. Last year, Pakistan won the Champions Trophy final by defeating India, Pakistan.

Although there is a sense of goodwill among the cricketers of these two countries, there is no bilateral series between India and Pakistan for a long time due to the absence of a compromise between the two countries. Pakistan is blaming India for this There is no attempt to prove this allegation to be false. Even after the ICC XI team was formed to return to international cricket again in Pakistan, no Indian cricketer participated.