The PCB says that its Indian counterpart breached the agreement by not sending the Indian team to Pakistan for a limited-overs series in 2014 and dishonoring its commitment to play a series in December 2015. (File Photo) The PCB says that its Indian counterpart breached the agreement by not sending the Indian team to Pakistan for a limited-overs series in 2014 and dishonoring its commitment to play a series in December 2015. (File Photo)The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has slapped a notice on the BCCI for defaulting on bilateral series twice as per the MoU signed between the two cricket boards in 2014. The PCB claims it has suffered a loss to the tune of $69,576,405 and asked the BCCI to compensate. The two countries are not in a state of war.”In its letter on Wednesday, the PCB said it would be available for discussions with the BCCI in good faith.

Source: Indian Express May 03, 2017 19:52 UTC