Former Pakistan captain Inzamam advised Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) not to run behind India for bilateral series between India and Pakistan.
Ul- Haq also advised to concentrate on the Pakistan Super League (PSL) instead of chasing the India board. "There is no doubt that Pakistan and India need to play against each other more often. But in current scenario where no big teams are willing to tour Pakistan I think that is also a factor in the Indians turning us down," Inzamam said in an interview.
It will be beneficiary for both the countries to play the bilateral series said the most stylish cricketer. "I have said it before that when we play against each other the players get the chance to play under pressure and improve their confidence. It is not about just Pakistan benefitting by playing India it is also about India benefitting by playing against us."
The reason behind the lag of bilateral match is security problems which both the countries are facing, "We were sought after team because we have some world class performers. But now with no teams willing to tour because of security reasons the situation has change for us."
The batsman who appeared in 120 Tests and 378 ODIs has been recently roped in as the head coach of the Afghanistan national cricket team for the upcoming limited over series against Zimbabwe.
Inzamam is the third Pakistan Cricketer to head the team of Afghanistan after Rashhid Latif and Kabir Khan.
