No bilateral series with Pakistan: Centre tells BCCI
What's the story
Ahead of the meeting between PCB and BCCI, sports minister Vijay Goel said that the bi-lateral series with Pakistan is not possible given the current scenario. He said, "India-Pakistan cannot play bilateral series till terror from Pakistan remains." Goel also mentioned that BCCI must consult with the government before making any proposal to the Pakistan Cricket Board.
03 May 2017
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When was the last time India-Pakistan played a bilateral series?
After the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, Pakistan has visited India only once in 2012-13 for a limited over series. They played three ODIs and two T20 matches. While the T20 series ended in a tie, Pakistan won the ODI series 2-1.