There was uncertainty over the the match after the BCCI President Anurag Thakur had said that he would ask the ICC not to schedule the encounters between India and Pakistan in group stages of its events due to political and diplomatic tensions between the two neighbouring countries.
But a source in the Pakistan Cricket Board told PTI that India has agreed to play Pakistan in ICC events if required.
"We took this up very strongly at the last ICC meeting in Capetown and India said it had reservations over playing with us in bilalteral series but would play in ICC events," the source said.
"Sethi made the point passionately at the ICC meeting that while Pakistan had always advocated the need of keeping politics and sports apart, BCCI President's media statements were political.
"Sethi clearly asked Thakur at the meeting whether or not his statements were not political ones on Indo-Pak relations and he should be very clear on whether India wanted to play with Pakistan in the group or knockout stages of ICC events in future," the source disclosed.
"As a result it is clear that India will play us in the Women's Asia Cup T20 and Champions Trophy," he said.
Sethi later also had an informal discussionwith Thakur on the sidelines of the meeting.
The source said that the ICC had also asked Pakistan in writing whether it had any issues playing India in the women's league cricket competitions and the PCB had made it clear it was even prepared to play India in the series in UAE in October but India had pulled out at the last moment.
Pakistan women's team will reach Thailand directly from New Zealand.
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