LAHORE: Chairman Pakistan Cricket Board Shehryar Khan on Thursday said Pakistan’s doors were open for Pak-India cricket match series, it was up to India now to finally decide what they wish for. Hopefully, they would reply by October end.
‘PCB wants to build good relations with India and is ready for the bilateral series. Both the countries should have an environment of trust with each other,’ he said during a press conference in Lahore.
Shehryar said he had a pleasing discussion with Chairman BCCI Shashank Manohar on call. India would, hopefully, reply in eight to ten days. I am mentally prepared to go to India also if required.
‘If the reply is yes, then welcome and if no then we would look into other options,’ he said.
The chairman said he had talked to Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, South Africa and Zimbabwe to send their teams to Pakistan. The countries are asked to send even junior teams of under-19.
