<p>The Pakistan Cricket Board is confident that Bangladesh will tour the country next month for a one-day series after a high-level security delegation of the Bangladesh Cricket Board expressed satisfaction over security arrangements put in place for the visiting team.<br /><br /></p>.<p>BCB president Mostafa Kamal, the head of the delegation which inspected security arrangements in Islamabad, Karachi and Lahore before returning home, told reporters he was satisfied with the measures.<br /><br />“We’d like to send our team to Pakistan because we want to see international cricket back in Pakistan soon,” Kamal added.<br /><br />No Test playing nation has toured Pakistan since March, 2009 after militants attacked the Sri Lankan team in Lahore killing six Pakistani policemen and a van driver.<br /><br />The BCB delegation will give its feedback to its government and board members after which a formal decision would be taken on Bangladesh team tour to Pakistan.</p>
<p>The Pakistan Cricket Board is confident that Bangladesh will tour the country next month for a one-day series after a high-level security delegation of the Bangladesh Cricket Board expressed satisfaction over security arrangements put in place for the visiting team.<br /><br /></p>.<p>BCB president Mostafa Kamal, the head of the delegation which inspected security arrangements in Islamabad, Karachi and Lahore before returning home, told reporters he was satisfied with the measures.<br /><br />“We’d like to send our team to Pakistan because we want to see international cricket back in Pakistan soon,” Kamal added.<br /><br />No Test playing nation has toured Pakistan since March, 2009 after militants attacked the Sri Lankan team in Lahore killing six Pakistani policemen and a van driver.<br /><br />The BCB delegation will give its feedback to its government and board members after which a formal decision would be taken on Bangladesh team tour to Pakistan.</p>