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BCCP names squad for Indian tour
.SLAMABAD, Oct 25: Pakistan
announced Thursday its cricket team to tour India, indicating
the programme stands despite, threats by fundamentalist Hindus to sabotage the series, the official Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) said, reports AFP.
The agency quoted a spokesman of the Board for Control of Cricket in Pakistan (BCCP) as saying in Karachi that the team was finalized at Sharjah where the Pakistan face India in the Wills Trophy final today.
The date of the Pakistan team's departure for Bombay has been changed from Saturday to Monday, the spokesman said, adding he had no Information about any alternation of venues of the five-day matches.
Reports from New Delhi said Hindu fundamentalists appeared determined to force a cancellation of Pakistan cricket team's tour of India.
Pakistani newspapers said in reports from Sharjah that the sabotage threats had evoked concern among the BCCP officials but that they intended to go ahead with the tour.
The BCCP president. Lieutenant General Zahid All Akbar, was quoted as saying "We are committed to play, we don't give credence to any verbal threat."
The reports also quoted the BCCP secretary, Shahid Rafi, as saying "The ball is in India's court."
Raft said the tour was arranged at the request of India at the ICC meeting In June tn London and "we went out of the way to accommodate." • "We are obviously concerned and arc awaiting a firm and categorical assurance from the Indian government that full security would be provided to the Pakistan team to avoid any embarrassment, " ILffi said.
Imran Khan will lead (he Pakistani squad to India, APP said.
The team will comprise Javed Miandad, Zahid Fazal, Salim Malik, Saeed Anwar, Moln Khan, Waseem Akram. Waqar Younis Aquib Javed. Akram Raza, Ejaz Ahmed, Mushtaq Ahmed, Rameez Raja and Aamer Sohail, the BCCP spokesman said.
A Reuter report from New Delhi said: India on Thursday called off the opening match after militant Hindus dug up the pitch, and within hours protesters threatened to disrupt another match in the series.
Members of the Hindu Shiv Sena Party, who regard Muslim Pakistan an enemy state, dug up the pitch on Tuesday at Bombay's Wankhedc Stadium where the two countries were due to play the first of five one-day matches of October 28.
Cricket officials called off the Bombay match on Thursday and later in the day the Hindu group threatened to disrupt the last match in Jullundhar, Punjab state, on November 6.
"We will not allow the Pakistani cricket team to play In Jullundhar," Shiv Sena's Punjab unit president Pawan Bansal said in a statement Issued In the state capital Amritsar.
"This has become necessary to teach Pakistan a lesson for spreading terrorism In India." India accuses Pakistan of arming separatist militants, charge Islamabad denies.
Shiv Sena and its allies will disrupt the match and the organisers will be responsible for any untoward Incident if the game la played in Jullandhar," Bansal said.
The other venues of the series are Delhi, Madras and Calcutta.
In Islamabad, Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto called for Pakistan's tour to be postponed because of Indian atrocities In trying to put down the uprising against Indian rule in the mainly Muslim region of Kashmir.
India and Pakistan have fought three wars since independence from Britain in 1947, two of them over Kashmir. .