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Pak-India cricket series likely in England

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The much awaited Pakistan-India Cricket series is likely to be played in England.
According to the Indian newspapers, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has rejected chances of the venue of the series in India and UAE due to security reasons.
Now the series is likely to be played in England, the sources said.
In this regard, both the PCB and BCCI chairmen will negotiate soon.
The BCCI said that the series can be disturbed in India due to the country’s fundamentalists, while match fixers can also disturb it in UAE.

3 Responses to Pak-India cricket series likely in England

  1. Muhammad younus Butt says:

    Pakistan is an honourable and peaceful and peace loving country.The people of Pakistan has some sort of dignity and respect.We are consuming too much money on sports.If the people of this country cannot watch the maches,then there is one choice left to boycot the theme of sports from Pakistan`s dictionary for ever.People must raise their concerns and disappoints over the attitude of ICC and completely BOYCOT must be observed.

  2. Javid says:

    It is better&great decision to play in england bcz indians are dangerous on his own soil.I hope pak will beat india if series played in ENG

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