Ex chiefs advise PCB to stop chasing India

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Former chiefs of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have advised against continuing talks with the BCCI officials to have the bilateral series with India in December in the UAE.

Ejaz Butt, lt General (retd) Tauqir Zia and Khalid Mahmood said that after the incident at the BCCI headquarters in Mumbai today, the PCB must drop the idea of trying to convince India to play the series in December.

“I don’t know why the PCB is after India to play the series. It is very apparent they don’t want to play with us,” Butt said in an interview here.

“Shaharyar had asked me to speak to my contacts in India to push for the series. I did and I got a negative answer and I told Shaharyar to forgot about India agreeing to play us in December.

“I will again tell Shaharyar that he should stop chasing India as it has become embarrassing for us,” he added. 

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