Pakistan will play at Dharamsala: ICC

A security team of two members of Pakistan landed here in the day to review security measures ahead of the face to travel to Kolkata.

ICC Chief Executive, Dave Richardson said there was uncertainty about the game between India and Pakistan in Dharamsala despite some local protests.

New Delhi: The International Cricket Council on Monday ruled out any change in the venues for the World Twenty20 tournament, which starts with two preliminary games in Nagpur on Tuesday.

Speaking to reporters, the chief executive of the ICC, Dave Richardson said there was uncertainty about the game between India and Pakistan in Dharamsala despite some local protests, and also ruled out shifting parties Delhi due to the final authorizations received by the state association.

"There are challenges in relation to those two places. But we are dealing with these problems," Richardson said. "The places were decided a year ago and all arrangements are in place to organize the games in those two places. These challenges have reasons that are no fault of the BCCI or the ICC.

But the fact is we're dealing with them and are confident that the parties will proceed to those two places. "

A security team of two members of Pakistan landed here in the day to review security measures ahead of the face to travel to Calcutta.