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Asia Cup 2023: Relief For Fans As Asia Cup Plans Accepted By Boards With India vs Pakistan Matches To Be Hosted In Sri Lanka - Reports Close Search for: Search • Open dropdown menu • • • • • • • • Open dropdown menu • • • • • • • Open dropdown menu • • • • • • • • • • • • • Open dropdown menu • • • • • • • • • • • • Facebook • Twitter • Instagram • Youtube Close According to PTI sources, Pakistan are set to host four matches of the Asia Cup in Lahore, while the remaining nine matches, including the much-awaited encounters between India and Pakistan, will be played in Sri Lanka. This decision aims to ensure smooth and secure matches between the arch-rivals, taking into consideration various factors including logistics and security concerns. Furthermore, there is good news for cricket enthusiasts, as the Pakistan cricket team are expected to travel to India without any hindrances for the upcoming World Cup. The final schedule for the ICC World Cup 2023 is expected to be announced within the next 48 hours, following the conclusion of the ICC Meeting. Also Read: As the World Cup schedule is being finalized, it has been revealed that Chennai is likely to host the highly anticipated India vs Pakistan match. However, if Pakistan progress to the semifinals or final stages, their matches will be held at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. ICC World Test Championship Final | WTC Final 2023 | IND vs AUS 2023 | India National Cricket Team | IND vs AFG 2023 | IND vs WI 2023 | Asia ...

The PCB's proposed hybrid model for the Asia Cup is likely to be approved by the Asian Cricket Council (ACC), with Sri Lanka as the neutral venue where India can play their games. The model sees four - and possibly five - of the tournament's 13 games being played in Pakistan. All the India-Pakistan games will be played in Sri Lanka, as will the final if India is involved. The likely approval represents a significant breakthrough in an impasse which has not only dragged on for some time but has also threatened fallout for ICC events, most pressingly the World Cup in India this year but also the 2025 Champions Trophy in Pakistan. There is a possibility now that an agreement here could ease Pakistan's path to traveling to India for the World Cup. The PCB head Najam Sethi had presented details of the hybrid model to Pankaj Khimji, head of Oman Cricket and the ACC's vice-president, in a meeting in Dubai a couple of weeks ago. It was the solution the PCB had proposed to account for the fact that India will not travel to Pakistan for the tournament because of ongoing political tensions between the governments of the two countries. Those political ties have led to a long and cumbersome path to this solution - the PCB, as appointed hosts, have been keen to ensure that at least part of the tournament is played in Pakistan. The UAE was in the running as a neutral venue, and Sri Lanka was keen to host the entire tournament. At one stage the BCB and SLC A total of 13 matches, including...

This article is about the men's team. For the women's team, see The Pakistan national cricket team has represented Pakistan in international cricket since 1952. It is controlled by the Pakistan Nickname(s) lit. 'Falcons') Green Shirts Men in Green Cornered Tigers Association Personnel Captain Coach Batting coach Manager Rehan Ul Haq History 1952 ICC status Full Member (1952) ICC region ICC Rankings Current Best-ever 6th 1st (1 August 1988) 2nd 1st (1 December 1990) 4th 1st (1 November 2017) First Test v Last Test v Tests Played Won/Lost Total 451 146/139 (166 draws) This year 1 0/0 (1 draw) 1 ( first in Best result 6th place ( First ODI v Last ODI v ODIs Played Won/Lost Total 953 503/421 (9 ties, 20 no results) This year 8 5/3 (0 ties, 0 no results) 12 ( first in Best result Champions ( First T20I v Last T20I v T20Is Played Won/Lost Total 223 134/80 (3 ties, 6 no results) This year 8 3/4 (0 ties, 1 no result) 7 ( first in Best result Champions ( Contents • 1 History • 1.1 1986 Austral-Asia Cup (Champions) • 1.2 1992 Cricket World Cup (Champions) • 1.3 2007 Cricket World Cup • 1.4 2009 ICC World T20 (Champions) • 1.5 2010 ICC World T20 (Semi-finalists) • 1.6 2011 Cricket World Cup (Semi-finalists) • 1.7 2012 ICC World T20 (Semi-finalists) • 1.8 2014 ICC World T20 • 1.9 2015 Cricket World Cup (Quarter-finalists) • 1.10 After 2015 Cricket World Cup • 1.11 2017 • 1.12 2017 ICC Champions Trophy (Champions) • 2 Test cricket • 2.1 Performance in 1970s until 1990s • 2.2 21st centu...

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