<p>Lorgat has also made it clear that there is no proposal from the PCB to shift their share of matches to a neutral venue.<br />"Had Pakistan done half of what it is doing now before the ICC board meeting, the present situation could have been avoided," Lorgat told reporters here Thursday at a promotional event for the Twenty20 WOrld Cup.<br />The PCB was stripped as co-hosts of the 2011 World Cup by the ICC due to security fears.<br />The PCB also initiated legal proceedings against the ICC, but then dropped the idea.<br />"Pakistan has suspended the legal action as of now and we'll see what we can do with it." <br />"Till now there hasn't been any such proposal from Pakistan to switch its matches to a neutral venue," he added.<br />Lorgat also dismissed allegations of PCB members that the Indian cricket board used their influence in removing Pakistan as co-hosts for the World Cup.<br />"It wouldn't be right to blame India for the decision and if some body has said it, I think it is an irresponsible statement.<br />"It was a collective decision taken by 16 members. India have just one vote. There are many international teams which do not want to tour Pakistan."<br />Lorgat said the Champions League's has not been slotted in the ICC calendar.<br />He further claimed that he had already spoken to Champions League chairman Lalit Modi about the Twenty20 tournament's status in the ICC calendar.<br />"No domestic event will be included in the FTP. All domestic events are managed by their local boards while international events are what we take care of."<br /></p>
<p>Lorgat has also made it clear that there is no proposal from the PCB to shift their share of matches to a neutral venue.<br />"Had Pakistan done half of what it is doing now before the ICC board meeting, the present situation could have been avoided," Lorgat told reporters here Thursday at a promotional event for the Twenty20 WOrld Cup.<br />The PCB was stripped as co-hosts of the 2011 World Cup by the ICC due to security fears.<br />The PCB also initiated legal proceedings against the ICC, but then dropped the idea.<br />"Pakistan has suspended the legal action as of now and we'll see what we can do with it." <br />"Till now there hasn't been any such proposal from Pakistan to switch its matches to a neutral venue," he added.<br />Lorgat also dismissed allegations of PCB members that the Indian cricket board used their influence in removing Pakistan as co-hosts for the World Cup.<br />"It wouldn't be right to blame India for the decision and if some body has said it, I think it is an irresponsible statement.<br />"It was a collective decision taken by 16 members. India have just one vote. There are many international teams which do not want to tour Pakistan."<br />Lorgat said the Champions League's has not been slotted in the ICC calendar.<br />He further claimed that he had already spoken to Champions League chairman Lalit Modi about the Twenty20 tournament's status in the ICC calendar.<br />"No domestic event will be included in the FTP. All domestic events are managed by their local boards while international events are what we take care of."<br /></p>