KARACHI, Pakistan, CMC – Financial concerns have forced the Pakistan Cricket Board to cancel its proposed five-year agreement with West Indies but has confirmed the Caribbean side will still tour Pakistan in March for a three-match Twenty20 series.
The PCB had last year announced a bilateral agreement with Cricket West Indies which would have seen the Windies play an annual T20 series here, with Pakistan contesting a reciprocal Tri-Nations Series in the United States, involving West Indies and a team to-be-determined.
PCB chairman Najam Sethi, however, told media here that after a review of the figures, the agreement would not be financially viable.
