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Ramiz Raja, chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, said he will bring the annual four-nation T20 international series involving Pakistan, India, Australia and the United Kingdom to the International Criminal Court.
Raja said that under his proposal, the competition would be held in rotation by the four participating countries.
“Hello fans. An annual four-nation T20I Super Series consisting of Pakistan, India, Australia and England will be proposed to the ICC, which will be held in rotation by the four countries. A separate revenue model, profits will be shared with all ICC members on a percentage basis , think we have a winner,” Raja tweeted.
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The PCB chief’s proposal can be seen as an attempt to revive the India-Pakistan cricket rivalry.
Hello fans. We will propose to the ICC an annual four-nation T20i Super Series involving Pak Ind Aus Eng, with the four taking turns hosting. Separate revenue model with a percentage share of profits with all ICC members, think we have a winner.
– Ramiz Raja (@iramizraja) January 11, 2022
However, there is no room for such a tournament in the already finalised plans for the next future tour. Besides, India has not played the Tri-Nation and Quad-Nation for about ten years. The two neighbours have not played each other outside the ICC Championship or the Asian Cup since 2013.
The last bilateral series between India and Pakistan was in 2012-13 when India hosted Pakistan in T20 Rubber.
Most recently, the two teams met at the ICC T20 World Cup in the UAE last year, with Pakistan beating India for the first time in an ICC event.
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