What happened: Abdul Rahman Falaknaz, Chairman of the Dubai Cricket Council, has offered to host a bilateral cricket series between Pakistan and India. Details: The T20 World Cup, won by Australia, was held in three UAE cities — Sharjah, Dubai, and Abu Dhabi. After the tournament was over, Falaknaz said, “The best thing would be to get India-Pakistan matches here. When Sharjah used to host India and Pakistan all those years ago, it was like a war. But it was a good war, it was a sporting war and it was fantastic.” Pakistan and India haven’t played a bilateral cricket series since 2013, Pakistan and India haven’t played a bilateral cricket series since 2013, when the Green Shirts visited India for three T20s and two One Day Internationals due to political issues. The Green Shirts visited India for three T20s and two One Day Internationals. What else: The chief also recalled the time when Indian actor, Raj Kapoor came to Sharjah for a Pak vs India match, “During the awards night, he took the mic and said, ‘How wonderful it is to have these India-Pakistan battles in Sharjah. Cricket brings people together. It has brought us together and let us remain this way.’