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Pakistan Cricket Board to sue BCCI in January
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Wednesday said that it would file a compensation claim against the BCCI with the ICC disputes resolution committee in the first week of January next year.
Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Wednesday said that it would file a compensation claim against the BCCI with the ICC disputes resolution committee in the first week of January next year.
"We are having our final meeting with our law firm in London next week and we have decided to file the claim with the ICC disputes resolution committee in first week of January," PCB Chairman Najam Sethi told a media conference in Lahore. He said the Board of Governors had been briefed about the existing ties with India and they have approved filing of the compensation claim.
"We are claiming compensation from the BCCI for not honouring a MoU to play 24 matches with us. They obviously have said they are not bound to pay us anything as they can't play with us without government clearance," Sethi said.
"Our first priority is that India should resume ties with us that would be an ideal situation. Both the Boards can make money and people want to see Pakistan and India play. But if they don't want to play then we are seeking millions in compensation from them," he said.
Sethi said once the compensation claim is filed it will have some effect on the ICC's Future Tour Programme. The PCB chief also announced that Pakistan have no issues playing with India in the ICC Test Championship.
