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Nazmul Hasan, the Bangladesh Cricket Board president, said that players and coaching staff have expressed their concern over touring in Pakistan, and added that it will be difficult to go ahead with the Test series in 'a suffocating environment' due to the stringent security measures.

"After talking to the players and coaching staff, what I understood is that there is no opportunity [to tour Pakistan for a Test series]," Nazmul told the reporters at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium on Thursday.

"We have already let them [PCB] know what we want. We told them that we want to play T20 only, I mean, we are trying to send our T20 team. If they agree, we can try to get the government's clearance. It's not the issue of the board because it's a security issue, so the government will have the final say.

"Apart from the government's clearance, there is also the issue that whether the coaching staff and players will agree for the tour. We need to form a good T20 team. If we can form a good T20 team, we'll send the team. We are supposed to get the government clearance within one or two days after which we'll give the final decision."

Earlier, the PCB had stated that they won't compromise with after BCB had proposed them to host the Test series in a neutral venue, while they were willing to send their team for the three-match Twenty20 series in Pakistan.

Bangladesh are scheduled to tour Pakistan in January-February for a three-match T20 and two-match Test series, which is part of the World Test Championship.

Nazmul added that he is well aware that the security plan is more than satisfactory but added that the coaches and players are reluctant to stay there for a long period of time.

The BCB chief believes that perhaps the excess security measures can turn out to be suffocating for the tourists. While admitting that the security will be stringent, he added that he doesn't want to take any risk at this moment.

"There is no doubt about their security system," he said. "The feedback that we got [from the security agency] that the security system is good. Our Women's team and aged level team toured there and they also gave us a positive feedback about the security.

"But our coaching staff is reluctant to go. Someone said they may go for just short visit. As I said earlier, the players said that their parents, relatives and friends are concerned and requested them not to go. Secondly, the over cautious security plan that will be in place will create a suffocating environment. So how long you can stay in a suffocating environment?

That's why we told them that we may go now for T20 series and we will come back within a week. Then we can think about whether we should go there for the longer format. If they agree for the T20 series, only then will we try to get the green signal from government."