LAHORE: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Shehryar Khan said that International Cricket Council (ICC) anti-corruption unit has cleared Mohammad Aamir and just legal formalities are remaining.
Shehryar Khan leaving for Dubai for ICC meeting said that anti-corruption unit has cleared Mohammad Aamir and just legal formalities are remaining after which he will be allowed to play domestic cricket.
He said he received a phone call from Bangladesh Cricket Board who didn’t agree to share 50 percent of revenue with Pakistan from the series and asked for review PCB demand.
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For this matter he will meet Bangladesh official following the meeting of ICC in Dubai.
It is pertinent to mention here that PCB have given three condition to Bangladesh in order to play complete series.
Conditions are as follows:
- Bangladesh will share 50 percent of the revenue from the series with PCB.
- Bangladesh will send its A team to Pakistan in order to revive international Cricket in the country.
- Bangladesh will also send its under 19 team to Pakistan.
These all contracts will be on legal papers.
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