According to Pakistani media reports, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) had sought one week's time to reply to the Pakistan Cricket Board's demands regarding the sharing of revenue generated from the scheduled series in April this year.

Media reports suggest that the representatives of both boards discussed the issue on the sideline of an ICC meeting on January 28 at the UAE.

BCB CEO Nizamuddin Chowdhury however stated that he was not aware of such a decision. "A decision regarding the tour is yet to be made and I am not aware any such time-frame. The decision will take place once the chiefs of the two boards communicate and a date for that is yet to be scheduled," Nizamuddin told The Daily Star.

Earlier media reports in Pakistan revealed that the PCB had asked for half the revenue generated from the series due in April in Bangladesh. The demand was made as Bangladesh refrained from touring Pakistan due to security concerns back in 2012.

The BCB however, stated in a letter to the PCB that they had toured Pakistan in 2008 after New Zealand cancelled their tour and that it was Pakistan's turn to arrive.