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Bari said cricket had always played a part in reducing
tensions between the two countries and hoped the Champions
Trophy clash would be no different.

He said the PCB had not asked for any extra security for
their cricketers for that particular match.

"We are confident the organisers know what is required
because Pakistan and India have played three big matches in
South Africa before and they went smoothly," he said.

Relations between the Pakistan and Indian cricket boards
have also not been very friendly since the ICC decided to move
the 2011 World Cup matches from Pakistan.

Meanwhile, former PCB chief Shaharyar Khan also hoped
that the bilateral relationship would improve soon.

"Relations between the two boards have always been good
even when relations between the governments and people were
not so good. Cricket is a big healer for both people of both
nations and the PCB must improve its relations with India,"
Khan said. PTI COR
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