Karachi (Pakistan): Chairman of the Pakistan Board Cricket Board (PCB) Ramiz King on Wednesday said that every time India played against Pakistan, the world stopped to watch and it was a great spectacle.
The King’s statement came after he posted an idea on Twitter about doing a proposal to the International Cricket Council (ICC) about holding a four-state T20i series consisting of India and Pakistan to be held every year.
“We want to move forward.
Look at the numbers of the T20 World Cup.
When Pakistan plays India, the world stops watching and it is a great spectacle.
We have to see what fans want and we have to do what is right.
We have to do it.
About this and complicated what we want to do.
There is a potential discussion in the works that I want to table to ICC and see how it goes, “Ramiz King said as quoted by Espncricinfo.
The king is set to present the idea of ​​the next ICC Board meeting in March, arguing that the bilateral series in financial format is drain, and such tournaments will be a way to generate more income from them.
“My view is that a new structure based on pooling and revenue sharing must be formed.
The idea is to register a company that works under the ICC and has a Chief Executive Officer dedicated to regulating all financial models, with income divided between all.
Members,” King said.
“There is a lot of competition like ash, Pakistani-Indian competition so it’s not wrong when the four sides of the T20 come and play each other.
We need any appetite fans because they are getting tired, and we need to make something outside.
FTP,” he added.
Previously, the king had voiced his opinion that he wanted to see India, Pakistan, Australia and England die in the T20i series every year.
India and last Pakistan were locked gore each other at the T20 World Cup last year.
Pakistan was able to break the World Cup Jinx when they finally defeated Virat Kohli and boys.
Then this year, Pakistan will entertain Australia for three tests, three ODIS, and one T20i.
This is the first time Australia will visit Pakistan after 1998.
Pakistan will also host the Male ICC championship trophy in 2025.