ICC wants cricket revival in Pakistan

LAHORE: An official body cricket ruling will continue to support Pakistan in its efforts to re-caps, but a lot depends on the security situation, was suspended for the game of cricket in Pakistan since Saturday.International terrorists attacked the team bus Sri Lanka in Lahore in 2009, leaving eight people dead and seven players wounded . It led visiting foreign teams to avoid trips to Pakistan due to security concerns.David Richardson, chief executive of the International Cricket Council (ICC) said Pakistan will remain supported.The ICC Views Pakistan as part is very important for international cricket, "Richardson said at a news conference in our Lahore.It support Pakistan in said efforts to make sure that international cricket return to the country. " But Richardson, a former South African president wicket - keeper and batsman, it was difficult to give any time frame for the return of game.We want to support the return whenever that may be ... But it is hard to say exactly when, and I think that this thing as far as we can go at this stage. "He added that any decision by the team to play will depend on" a serious assessment of the risk. "
"International Criminal Court is not in a position to do (security assessment) when it comes to touring teams and countries make their own decisions," will said.It be up to Pakistan to convince that it is safe to come to the country, and tourists will make up their minds on this regard . Bangladesh refused twice to Pakistan tour due to security concerns after an initial approval to play a short limited series, with rejection of the last post week.Richardson coming and praised Pakistan's decision to hold a multi-national Twenty20 league in March of this year, a move announced by the Council of Pakistani cricket on Thursday, with 30 foreign players are likely to participate.The announcement of the competition where they will be Twenty20 titled foreign players coming is an initiative on the right track, because what you've got to do is restore the confidence of the world cricket, "said Richardson.