Razzaq says no promble in india play in CLT20

Karachi: Pakistan all-rounder Abdul Razzaq on Wednesday said he was relishing the prospect of playing Champions League matches in India, where he aims to do his bit for improved neighbourly relations.
The 31-year-old will feature in the qualifying rounds of the September 19-October 9 league for Leicestershire, the English county side who won the domestic Twenty20 tournament.
Razzaq will become only the second Pakistani to play in the Champions League after Yasir Arafat, who represented Sussex in the first year of the tournament in 2009.

"I hope the respective governments will negotiate to resume the Indo-Pak cricket because without India and Pakistan playing each other, cricket is deprived of a high-profile, most-watched cricket series," said Razzaq.
India stalled sporting and other ties with neighbour and old rival Pakistan in the aftermath of the 2008 terrorist attacks on Mumbai, which New Delhi blamed on militants based across the border.
"I have faced no problems playing in India and even in the worst of times people of India welcome Pakistani players with open hearts and I hope I am soon part of a Pakistani team playing against India."
There are suggestions that might happen soon.
Pakistan Cricket Board has said it is negotiating with the BCCI over a possible tour to India next year -- approved under the Future Tours Programme of the International Cricket Council.
Razzaq also hopes Pakistan find a suitable coach after Waqar Younis.
"Pakistan needs a coach who can motivate the players and don't have ego problems," said Razzaq, who was dropped after the World Cup in March.
He has so far played 46 Tests, 262 one-day internationals and 26 Twenty20s for Pakistan.