Team not scared of Thackeray's threats: Pak cricket board

November 08, 2012 18:26

Announcing that the Pakistan Cricket Board is not scared of threats from the Shiv Sena, PCB chief Zaka Ashraf has advised party chief Bal Thackeray to renounce extremism and move forward with positive thinking. Ashraf said that the Indian government had given clearance to the Pakistan cricket team and that both the countries will have to look for each other's benefits, reports The Express Tribune.

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