T20 World Cup: Pakistan put on the team's departure for India

Pakistan have International Cricket Council and the Board of Control for Cricket in India to change its game of the World Cup T20 against India in Dharamsala on March 19 somewhere else. Mohali and Kolkata appear to be the frontrunners to host the high-voltage clash.

Pakistan team

Previously, it was reported that the selection of Pakistan T20 World football was ready to leave India on Wednesday afternoon.

Karachi: In a development evening, the output of the Pakistan team to India for the T20 World Cup 2016 has been put on hold by the Pakistan Cricket Board.

PCB chairman Shaharyar Khan said that the Interior Ministry will decide on Wednesday the team's departure for India. "Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan after going through the briefing of the security delegation is in India we will know the future plans and exit of equipment," he said.

The Pakistan team was scheduled to depart at noon on Wednesday Lahore from New Delhi, but also some players confirmed to PTI had said this plan was put on hold.

Another official of the Board confirmed that Shaharyar after discussions with the Interior Ministry had informed the Board of Control for Cricket in India that the Pakistani government has advised the team against playing in Dharamsala. "The PCB has asked the BCCI and the ICC to change the party March 19 with India Dharamsala to any of Calcutta or Mohali," he said.

The official said the BCCI had told the PCB that Mohali would not be the alternative site from Pakistan and was playing two games there and that could well be Calcutta or New Delhi or.

"The BCCI also has a problem of staging the match in New Delhi due to court orders," the official said. (ICC confidence in India and Pakistan Party)

Another source in the PCB told PTI that the security delegation that went to India, including Dharamsala to inspect security measures for the Pakistan team had raised three main objections in its feedback to the Interior Ministry.

"An objection was that only officials of government security and low-grade met with them in Dharamsala and they are not satisfied with the security plans established for the Pakistan team in case if there is a protest against the team" said the source.

"Another objection is that they were not given any clear plan for the safety of Pakistani media and fans who will go to India for the event," he said.