New Delhi: India and Pakistan are one of the biggest cricket rivals and there has been rumor that hit the roof of international cricket that when will the cricketing ties between the two countries begin again. The Indian government once again gave it clear view saying no cricket series is to be played between the two nations even at unbiased spots for the time being.

According to a Times of India report, Minister of External Affairs Sushma Swaraj has pointed toward government's idea at a meeting of the consultative committee attached to the ministry that offered an assessment of relations with neighbors. As per reports, Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar was also there at the meeting. On being asked about reviving long-suspended cricket exchange as part of cricket international relations, Ms. Swaraj said there had been an assortment of other suggestions on civilized lines as well but the high number of cross-border firings does not lay down the tendency for any kind of bilateral actions. Swaraj Is mentioned to have pointed out LOC that there were over 800 cross-border violations in recent times.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has recently lift up the protestations about Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI) FTP timetable for not including any bi-lateral series with the neighboring nation. PCB intimated in an official release that they will face up to the new schedules awaiting they get to play in opposition to India in a bilateral series.