Najam Sethi, head of PCB Executive Committee, on Thursday made it clear that Pakistan will not tour India for any bilateral series until the BCCI agrees to play a "home" series.
"We are ready to resume bilateral cricket ties with them but either in Pakistan or any other venue, not in India. We want a full "home" series so that we recoup our financial losses which we have faced over the years due to India not playing us," Sethi, who headed the successful Pakistan Super League in the UAE, told reporters.
The Pakistan government on Thursday allowed its cricket team to participate in next month's World Twenty20 in India.
"We want regular cricket ties with India because we believe this will only help improve overall bilateral relations between the two countries.
"Our government has also constantly shown this same spirit as is evident. But India owes us two "home" series and we want them to first fulfill this obligation to us," said Sethi.
Pakistan refuses to play bilateral series in India - IBNLive
"We are ready to resume bilateral cricket ties with them but either in Pakistan or any other venue, not in India. We want a full "home" series so that we recoup our financial losses which we have faced over the years due to India not playing us," Sethi, who headed the successful Pakistan Super League in the UAE, told reporters.
The Pakistan government on Thursday allowed its cricket team to participate in next month's World Twenty20 in India.
"We want regular cricket ties with India because we believe this will only help improve overall bilateral relations between the two countries.
"Our government has also constantly shown this same spirit as is evident. But India owes us two "home" series and we want them to first fulfill this obligation to us," said Sethi.
Pakistan refuses to play bilateral series in India - IBNLive