Updated On: 03 December, 2009 02:39 PM IST | | PTI
Pakistan Cricket Board lost revenue worth $47.22 million after the Indian government didn't allow Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men to tour the trouble-torn country for a Test series earlier this year, following Mumbai terror attacks.
Pakistan Cricket Board lost revenue worth $47.22 million after the Indian government didn't allow Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men to tour the trouble-torn country for a Test series earlier this year, following Mumbai terror attacks.
The accounts of PCB, scrutinised by the Auditor-General of Pakistan show that the board lost revenues of around $39 million from the cancelled series, which it would have earned from the sale of television rights.