Former Pakistani skipper Rashid Latif has appealed to the BCCI chief Sourav Ganguly to hold talks and take the idea of India-Pakistan bilateral series forward. The 51-year-old said that, unless full-fledged Pakistan-India bilateral series resumes, things won't improve for both countries. He further added, that the world wants to see Pakistan and India playing cricket. India and Pakistan now only meet in ICC tournaments as the cricketing ties have been severed due to political tensions between the two country.
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