Dalmiya146;s slower one

When asked about the security concerns of the players, the BCCI president said, 8220;they the cricketers are not going there for war, but to play cricket. If somebody is not comfortable, he will not be forced to go.8221;

Dalmiya, however, made it clear that none of the players had so far made any such request to the board.

Indian captain Saurav ganguly had expressed his apprehensions about the security arrangements in Pakistan shortly after returning from the Australian tour.

On whether he would speak to the players on the security issue, the BCCI chief said, 8220;if this is required, then I8217;ll definitely speak to the players. I8217;ve to do this if I8217;ve to remain Board president.8221;

Dalmiya also made it clear that there would not be any curtailment and it would be a full fledged tour with three Test matches and five one-dayers.