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The Pakistan Cricket Commission (CPC) filed a lawsuit against the Indian Cricket Control Commission (BCCI) for failing to play bilateral series against them despite the signing of a memorandum of understanding. agreement. With the International Cricket Council (ICC) still examining the case, newly elected PCC chairman Ehsan Mani said Friday that, as he was on the board, he would ensure that the ICC re-establishes the bilateral series between the two countries.
"I have already spoken about it, albeit informally, at the ICC level, but now I am a member of the PCB and I will raise more effectively the fact that the ICC should ensure the bilateral series between all countries, "Ehsan Mani said. The Dawn.
"Look, if there are no bilateral cricket series between India and Pakistan, why are they playing in the ICC tournaments," he said. commented Mani.
Although Mani mentioned that both countries will have to accept the terms of the ICC ruling on the matter, he stressed that while he had been at the helm of ICC affairs, he would have tried to solve the problem by negotiation.
"Yes, the case is at the ICC and both countries have to accept his decision.Unfortunately, it never happened in the history of the ICC that two cricket If I had been at the bar at the time of filing the case, I would have preferred to solve the problem by negotiation, "he said.
If PCB loses the cause, Mani said that his intention was not to beg for cricket.
"My intention is not to beg for cricket and to talk to anyone equally, we are ready to play and we have to go with them, but for the moment, the BCCI does is not able to make a decision because of its own elections and general elections in the country.The current body of the BCCI ignores what will happen after the elections ".
"Then we will speak and if we fail, we will again make the voice heard in the ICC because its constitution contains clauses against government interference, but there must be discussion about the nature of the Interference, "said Mani.
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