Ramiz Raja to pitch four-nation tournament including India and Pakistan at ICC meet

Pakistan Cricket Board boss Ramiz Raja has made his mind to table a proposal for a four-nation tournament involving India at the upcoming ICC Board Meeting in which BCCI will also take part.

Pakistan Cricket Board boss Ramiz Raja has made his mind to table a proposal for a four-nation tournament involving India at the upcoming ICC Board Meeting in which BCCI will also take part.

However, as per reports, BCCI is unlikely to play ball.

As per the current ICC rule, a member board can host a tri-nation tournament at the most as only the global body has the right to organize an event which involves more than three countries.

But Ramiz's 'white-paper' proposes that ICC run the tournament annually with a projected revenue of USD 750 million for the parent body from media rights and other commercial activities.

India have been pencilled as one of the four participating sides in the four-Nations T20 Super League Series proposal, which Ramiz plans to table at the April 10 ICC Board meeting in Dubai.