PCB puts forth conditions ahead of Bangladesh tour

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ANI Karachi
Last Updated : Jan 25 2015 | 4:55 PM IST

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has put forth its demands of 50 percent revenue sharing, exchange tours of the Under-19 and A teams before the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) ahead of their scheduled series in April.

The PCB would reportedly cancel the tour if the conditions were not met.

In view of Bangladesh cancelling its scheduled tour to Pakistan twice in 2012 and 2013, the PCB has decided to have its terms and conditions agreed to under a written and binding agreement, the Dawn reported.

According to the ICC's Future Tour Programme (FTP), Pakistan is scheduled to tour Bangladesh for playing two Tests, three ODIs and a T20 match between April 10 and May 7.

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First Published: Jan 25 2015 | 4:42 PM IST

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