Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Shaharyar Khan on Tuesday insisted that his country will not play its 'home' series in India and asked the BCCI to honour its commitment to play the proposed series in the UAE.
"The BCCI must honour its commitment and play the series in the UAE," Khan said.
He said the discussions he had with his Indian counterpart Shashank Manohar regarding the planned bilateral series next month were discussed in detail in the meeting.
"There is no justification behind asking Pakistan to play the series in India and there is no security issue involved if the two teams play in the UAE. This is the opinion of the BOG," he said. India has held a leg of its IPl in Dubai and there is no security concerns in the UAE," the PCB chief stated.
Meanwhile, Dhoni is all set to feature in domestic cricket after a gap of eight years as he is likely to play for Jharkhand in Vijay Hazare Trophy next month in case Pakistan series does not happen.