PCB confident of team security in India

The President of the Pakistan Cricket Zaka Ashraf on Tuesday that the confidence of the Indian authorities would provide security for his country's women's team in the World Cup coming up:
Turning the International Cricket Council (ICC) points in Pakistan from Mumbai to Cuttack following threats by right-wing Shiv Sena party. Tournament is scheduled to be held from July 31 to 17 February."The International Criminal Court is responsible for providing security to the Pakistan team for women and we do not have confidence in the International Criminal Court, and we are in contact with them on this issue," said Ashraf told reporters in the city of Gujranwala.
Despite the change in location, two other right-wing parties - have also threatened to disrupt Pakistan matches in Cuttack - Bajrang D and Sina Kalinga. But Ashraf said he was confident that the International Criminal Court and deal with the situation.The Pakistan team will fly to India on January 26."I think that the sport should not be mixed policy and it's disappointing when such issues come from," said Ashraf.Tensions between India and Pakistan in the early of this month through a series of cross-border exchanges in disputed Kashmir, which killed four soldiers. India says was one of its soldiers was beheaded.Nine Pakistani players also withdraw from the new hockey league in India and forced to return to their homes in the wake of protests following the tension on the border between the arch-rivals.Pakistan, placed in Group B along with Australia, New Zealand and South Africa, and play games in Cuttack. England, India, Sri Lanka and the West Indies in Group A.The recently revived the two countries relations bilateral cricket with Pakistan team to cross the border to play two matches and three Twenty20 one-day international - the first round of India within five years.Ashraf hopes bilateral relations will continue."India has agreed to the tour after our persuasion and hope that relations will continue," said Ashraf.