Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Ehsan Mani believes that India-Pakistan cricket does not happen due to the policies of the Indian government. The PCB chief also says that the bilateral series between India and Pakistan will be good for the health of world cricket. Let us tell you that a bilateral series was played between India and Pakistan nearly a decade ago.
Ehsan Mani said, "Pakistan-India matches are the most-watched cricket matches in the world. Apart from the events of the International Cricket Council (ICC) and Asian Cricket Council (ACC), we do not play against each other due to the policies of the Government of India. "It would be good for the health of global cricket if we play against each other. However, in our plan, we don't take into account any bilateral series against India."
On a question, PCB chairman Ehsan Mani said that it had no problem with the BCCI. He has said, "I have no idea that some countries put their interests ahead of a game. We all do duty for the betterment of global sports and world cricket and need to put aside short-term interests and focus on the well-being of the global game."
PCB chief Mani has also expressed his views on the next ICC president. On this, he said that a good leader will bring countries together and act in the best interests of all full and associate ICC members. He has said, "Shashank Manohar was excellent and provided the necessary leadership and FCC in difficult times. I hope the next chairperson will do the same." Regarding the Asia Cup, he has said that it has been postponed due to the Coronavirus.