New Delhi: The CEO of the International Cricket Council (ICC) Geoff Allardice, on Thursday said that he did not accept communication from the head of Rami King King King Board Cricket Pakistani (PCB) regarding the four-state T20i series, involving India and Pakistan.
The king on Tuesday said that he would do a proposal to the ICC about holding the T20i series of four countries consisting of India and Pakistan to be held every year.
He voiced his opinion that he wanted to see India, Pakistan, Australia and England die in the T20i series every year.
The head of the PCB also said that if this series did walk forward, the profit would be distributed percentage with all ICC members.
“We don’t have a correspondence or communication with Ramiz King about any ideas.
Until we get more details about what he thinks, it’s hard to comment.
At this stage, we don’t have communication with the Ramiz King about his idea,” Allardice said during the interaction Virtual with certain media on Thursday.
Allardice also said that the management of bio-secure bubbles would be a real challenge at the upcoming U19 World Cup, adding that bio-bubbles in place would not be tight because the body Cricketing Apex wants players to enjoy playing experience at the World Cup.
The U19 World Cup will take place in Guyana with West Indies hosts taking Australia in the opening tournament on Friday, and the same second match between Sri Lanka and Scotland will also take place in Georgetown.
“This is the balance between the risk of capturing and through the virus versus the freedom to be sought by young people and enabling them to enjoy the experience of being involved in the World Cup under 19 years.
I think the management of the environment for the next few weeks might be a challenge and be able to react to Whatever is dumped in our way, “said Alrardice.
When asked about bio-bubble for the World Cup, Alrardice said: “We follow the same model with the Men’s World Cup T20 by the way we manage the type of accommodation we use and the frequency of Covid-19 testing.
We really learn from experience in the UAE and we have Another event which is a multi-team competition.
“” I think the majority of team members from countries participating vaccinated for Covid-19.
The team plays their match with a reasonable frequency.
So you go to Cricket Ground, you play your match, You go back to hotel accommodation, restore, and then one or two days later, you come back again, “he added.