INDIA vs PAKISTAN Cricket – IND PAK Bilateral Cricket: Indian Cricket team is gearing to play Pakistan in ICC T20 World CUP. The MEGA-CLASH will be played on October 23rd. But on BILATERAL front, ‘no cricket with the arch-rival’ stand will continue for the Indian board. The BCCI has officially communicated to all its stakeholders that India won’t be playing Pakistan in any bilateral series in the 2023-2027 FTP cycle. Follow ICC T20 World CUP LIVE Updates & IND vs PAK LIVE Updates with InsideSport.IN
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INDIA vs PAKISTAN Cricket: Ahead of MEGA IND vs PAK clash in T20 World CUP, BCCI confirms ‘no bilateral series with Pakistan till 2027’
According to a report by the Indian Express, the board has sent a note to all its state bodies listing down the entire Future Tours Programme (FTP) for next 4 years cycle. The BCCI can’t take any decision on a bilateral series with Pakistan until it gets a nod from the Government of India.
The board has kept the columns for games against Pakistan ‘blank’.
- The Indian men’s team will play 38 Tests (20 home and 18 away),
- 42 ODIs (21 each home and away) &
- 61 T20Is (31 home and 30 away) in the 2023-2027 cycle.
- The number of bilateral matches India will play across formats has been reduced from the previous cycle (163 to 141).
- This is due to an ICC event every year and a bigger dedicated window for the Indian Premier League (75-80 days every season),
The report says, note to the state bodies state that India will be playing bigger nations more instead of meaningless contests. BCCI has planned more tests, ODI and T20 series against England & Australia.
A test or a white ball series against the BIG TWO is scheduled every year either home or away. India will be playing 5-match Test series against both England and Australia on a home-and-away basis every two years i.e. one home series every four years.
In addition, there will also be standalone tours (home and away) of 3 ODIs and 5 T20Is. Thus, India will play 5 Tests, 3 ODIs and 5 T20Is in the cycle (Home and Away) against Australia as well as England comprising one annual series (either red ball or white ball) every year in this cycle.
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