BCCI Vice-President Rajeev Shukla has acknowledged the ambiguity surrounding the team’s travel plans but revealed that the government will decide the travel plans of India to Pakistan.
“No decision has been taken yet,” Shukla told reporters. “Our policy is that for international tours, we always seek the government's permission. It's up to the government to decide whether our team should go to any country.”
"In this case (also), whatever the government will decide, we will abide by that," he added.
Following the tragic Mumbai terror attacks in 2008, India have refrained from playing bilateral cricket in Pakistan. The two teams have only met in ICC events or at neutral venues, fuelling one of the sport’s fiercest rivalries but largely avoiding home-and-away clashes. The last time India toured Pakistan was over 15 years ago, and since then, political tensions have kept them apart.
"In this case (also), whatever the government will decide, we will abide by that," he added.
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