The PCB is still searching for venues to host the five ODIs and three T20 matches against Australia from mid-August after Sri Lanka withdrew its offer to play host due to the clash of dates with the inaugural Sri Lankan Premier League. <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2012/may/Zaka-Ashraf.jpg" style="width: 400px; height: 358px; " /> Zaka Ashraf &ldquo;We have yet to finalise venues for the series but India can also hold the series for us and we are willing to play there,&rdquo; Ashraf told reporters here yesterday. The PCB said it was considering several other options, including Zimbabwe, South Africa and Malaysia for the series. Ashraf said the announcement about a Pakistan team&rsquo;s inclusion in the Champions League Twenty20 by the Indian cricket Board was a big step forward. &ldquo;That is why I say you can&rsquo;t rule out India agreeing to host our series with Australia,&rdquo; Ashraf said. Ashraf informed the recent visit by President Asif Zardari to India has helped cricket relations between the two nations. &ldquo;President Zardari during his meeting with the Indian Premier in India had discussed Indo-Pak cricket ties and after that we got the positive news that they will be inviting our team for the Champions League this year,&rdquo; Ashraf said. u00a0

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Zaka Ashraf yesterday hinted Pakistan won't be shy of asking India to host their upcoming one-day series against Australia as bilateral cricket relations had recently improved between the neighbouring nations

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