
Karachi (PTI): BCCI may have promised that the Indian Premier League would not interfere in teams’ international commitments but the cash-rich Twenty20 venture has had an impact on the proposed one-day series between Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
Sources close to top PCB officials told PTI that the two boards had come under pressure soon after PCB Chairman Nasim Ashraf announced that Sri Lanka had confirmed touring Pakistan for the series.
It was learnt that the tentative dates were set for April 23 to May 5 after Sri Lanka end their tour of the West Indies on April 15.
The sources disclosed that IPL officials have conveyed to PCB that as their league is due to start on April 18 and several Pakistani and Sri Lankan players were signed on to play for franchised teams, their non-availability would affect the multi-billion dollar event.
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