Prior this month the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) composed a letter to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) looking for affirmation in respect to regardless of whether India would play two Tests, five one-day and two Twenty20 matches in the United Arab Emirates in December and January.
Be that as it may, India has so far not answered and current political pressure between the two nations, with incessant truce infringement hanging in the balance of Control in the Kashmir area, has thrown genuine uncertainty over the first full arrangement between them since 2007.
PCB Chairman Shahryar Khan advised correspondents today he had identified with BCCI authorities on the sidelines of the International Cricket Council (ICC) meeting.
"The sort of environment that is there in India at this time, they won't consent to a cricket arrangement," said Khan as he talked at a news conference in Lahore.
Answering to inquiries with respect to the eventual fate of Pakistan's Twenty20 group, he said that star all-rounder Shahid Afridi would keep on being the captain in the format.
"Afridi is a match-victor and will keep with it commander until the World T20 tournament," he said.
Afridi drove Pakistan to a 2-0 win in the Twenty20 arrangement in Zimbabwe on Tuesday, his group's 6th back to back win in the most limited configuration of the amusement.
The 35-year-old captain had prior reported end his worldwide profession after the World Twenty20 competition, to be held from March 11 to April 3 in India one year from now.
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