Green signal to Pak cricket team to travel to India

March 11, 2016 17:50

After intense drama, Pakistan government has given green signal to its cricket team to travel to India for the ICC World T20.

Pakistan's participation was under cloud after they threatened to pull out of the tournament citing security concerns.

The PCB wanted a written assurance from the Indian government for the security of their team.

Pakistan are scheduled to face India on March 19 in Kolkata.

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