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The Pakistan Cricket Board is concerned for the already-crammed international cricket calendar as they feel it is being impacted by the growth of franchise cricket. 
PCB chief executive Faisal Hasnain said in a statement that it wants the ICC to formulate a strategy on this issue, which the International Cricket Council has added to its meeting agenda. The next cycle of the Future Tour Programme (FTP) will be announced next week at the ICC Annual Conference in Birmingham. 
'Two other boards have also conveyed their apprehensions to the ICC on this matter and urged the ICC to create a working group to debate on the expansion of franchise-based T20 leagues', added Faisal Hasnain. 
As for the BCCI, the Indian board is negotiating an extended window for the Indian Premier League, having sold the media rights for 2023-27 for over Rs 48,000 crores.
Also read: Pakistani & England greats come out in support of Virat Kohli

'Growth of franchise cricket impacting the international calendar'; PCB writes to the ICC

PCB chief executive Faisal Hasnain wants the ICC to formulate a strategy to avoid international cricket calendar being impacted by franchise cricket

2 other boards have also conveyed their apprehensions to the ICC on this matter and urged the ICC to create a working group to debate on the expansion of franchise-based T20 leagues: PCB chief executive

The Pakistan Cricket Board is concerned for the already-crammed international cricket calendar as they feel it is being impacted by the growth of franchise cricket.&nbsp;
PCB chief executive Faisal Hasnain said in a statement that it wants the ICC to formulate a strategy on this issue, which the International Cricket Council has added to its meeting agenda. The next cycle of the Future Tour Programme (FTP) will be announced next week at the ICC Annual Conference in Birmingham.&nbsp;
'Two other boards have also conveyed their apprehensions to the ICC on this matter and urged the ICC to create a working group to debate on the expansion of franchise-based T20 leagues', added Faisal Hasnain.&nbsp;
As for the BCCI, the Indian board is negotiating an extended window for the Indian Premier League, having sold the media rights for 2023-27 for over Rs 48,000 crores.
Also read: <a title="Pakistani &amp; England greats come out in support of Virat Kohli" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/pakistani-england-greats-come-out-in-support-of-virat-kohli-shoaib-akhtar-kevin-pietersen-1658030445864" target="_blank">Pakistani &amp; England greats come out in support of Virat Kohli</a>

The asylum seekers in Bosnia who are struggling to make ends meet couldn't believe their eyes. The daily struggles were put aside for a game of cricket. Smiles returned to the faces who haven't had a moment to enjoy as they wait for asylum in the European Union. A Rome-based humanitarian group brought the donated cricket gear for refugees. Donations came from the U.K., Indian and Pakistani embassies in Rome. The idea of playing cricket came from the asylum seekers who come from Pakistan, Bangladesh &amp; India.&nbsp;"Exactly as an Italian boy would ask for a football, to play some football, they said they were missing cricket," said a young migrant. Divided by nationalities, united by a sport we love - Cricket.&nbsp;

How cricket brought a ray of hope in troubled times

Divided by nationalities, united by a sport we love - Cricket

The asylum seekers in Bosnia who are struggling to make ends meet couldn't believe their eyes. The daily struggles were put aside for a game of cricket. Smiles returned to the faces who haven't had a moment to enjoy as they wait for asylum in the European Union. A Rome-based humanitarian group brought the donated cricket gear for refugees. Donations came from the U.K., Indian and Pakistani embassies in Rome. The idea of playing cricket came from the asylum seekers who come from Pakistan, Bangladesh &amp; India.&nbsp;"Exactly as an Italian boy would ask for a football, to play some football, they said they were missing cricket," said a young migrant. Divided by nationalities, united by a sport we love - Cricket.&nbsp;

Super Kings hit the nets at Dubai's ICC Academy 

With&nbsp;less than 2 weeks to go before the opening game of the tournament, Chennai's superstars trained together in Dubai for the first time

Super Kings hit the nets in Dubai's ICC Academy 

Chennai Super Kings led by MS Dhoni&nbsp;hit the nets for the first time as they prepare for the IPL&nbsp;in Dubai. After a series of positive cases, CSK's&nbsp;isolation period got extended as they finally got a chance to train in Dubai. With&nbsp;less than 2 weeks to go before the opening game of the tournament, Chennai's superstars trained together in Dubai for the first time. Chennai are coming off a 5-day long preparatory camp at home before they travelled to Dubai. The team are now without the services of the experienced&nbsp;Suresh&nbsp;Raina and Harbhajan&nbsp;Singh and daily practice sessions will surely help them find solutions to the problems.

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