Sena workers storm BCCI office in Mumbai, raise slogans against Shahryar Khan

October 19, 2015 10:44

JUST IN: Shiv Sena workers have stormed the office of the Board of Control for Cricket in India, in Mumbai and are raising slogans against Pakistan Cricket Board Chief Shahryar Khan.

Khan and head of the PCB's executive committee Najam Sethi on Sunday arrived in India in a bid to convince the BCCI to confirm the India-Pakistan cricket series in December.

Shaharyar and Sethi are scheduled to meet Manohar and BCCI secretary Anurag Thakur along with other government officials on Monday.

"The PCB is mentally prepared to even settle for a shorter series but want it to be Pakistan's home series and in the UAE," a PCB source was quoted as saying by PTI.

He said Sethi, who heads the Pakistan Super League project, will also be officially asking the Indian board to allow some of their players to appear in the league scheduled for next February in Dubai and Sharjah.

Media reports have also talked about a possible triangular series in December also involving Bangladesh.

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