BCCI composes letter to Modi for Pak series endorsement

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has composed a letter to the Indian government to request endorsement with respect to the arrangement against Pakistan in the UAE, Indian media gave an account of Tuesday.

The Indian board is relied upon to get an answer from the legislature in mid-November.

The hold up is because of the races which are being held in the area of Bihar which are booked on November 5.

In the late setting, PCB director Shahryar Khan was welcomed by BCCI President Shashank Manohar to visit India to talk about the arrangement and intention two-sided cricket issues.

After a vicious challenge by the Hindu conservative gathering Shiv Sena, the discussions were wiped out and a sad Shahryar came back to Pakistan.

India kept up that the arrangement was still not canceled and they were prepared to examine it in a later meeting.

PCB, then, composed a letter to BCCI to ask about the date and venue of the rescheduled gatherings.

The arrangement which is booked to be played in December as indicated by the MoU marked between the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and BCCI and has officially confronted a great deal of obstacles on its way towards appearance.