“If India doesn’t tour Pakistan, then we can also easily say that we won’t tour India,” he added. The PCB’s management committee chief said Pakistan’s government might not allow the team to travel to India for the World Cup if the situation persists. Sethi also spoke about the hybrid model for the Asia Cup, which would allow India to play their matches at a neutral venue, while the rest of the tournament takes place in Pakistan. “We presented the hybrid model in order to find a positive solution for this problem. The ACC also believes that it is a better approach to address this matter,” he said. However, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is unlikely to accept the hybrid model proposed by the PCB. It must be noted that BCCI has refused to send their team to Pakistan for the Asia Cup, which is set to take place in Pakistan in September this year, and is keen on ensuring that the event is held at a neutral venue.
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