IND vs PAK: Rizwan backs India to play in Pakistan

Pakistan opener Muhammad Rizwan has said that India should tour Pakistan for a bilateral series.

Rizwan said that it would be a great opportunity for the fans of both countries to see their teams play against each other.

“I think it would be a great opportunity for the fans of both countries to see their teams play against each other,” Rizwan said in an interview with PakPassion.net.

“It would also be a good way to promote peace and friendship between the two countries.”

Rizwan’s comments come in the wake of the recent thaw in relations between India and Pakistan. The two countries have agreed to restore trade ties and open new border crossings.

However, there is still no word on whether India will agree to tour Pakistan for a bilateral series.

The last time India toured Pakistan was in 2008. The tour was marred by the Mumbai terrorist attacks, which led to the suspension of all cricket ties between the two countries.

In recent years, there have been several calls for the resumption of bilateral cricket ties between India and Pakistan. However, these calls have been met with resistance from some quarters in India.

The Indian government has said that it will only consider allowing a tour of Pakistan if the security situation in the country improves.

Rizwan said that he understands the Indian government’s concerns, but he hopes that the two countries can find a way to resume bilateral cricket ties.

“I know that there are some security concerns, but I hope that the two countries can find a way to work together to address these concerns,” Rizwan said.

“I think it is important for the fans of both countries to see their teams play against each other. It would also be a good way to promote peace and friendship between the two countries.”