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STAFF WRITER 22:4 HRS IST

Karachi, Oct 24 (PTI) A top Pakistan Cricket Board official rubbished reports that the ICC has backed a proposed two-tier Test system that is said to be pushed by cricket's 'top-four' nations -- Australia, India, England and South Africa.

Wasim Bari, PCB's chief operating officer, said such a move has not been considered by the International Cricket Council, and a division like this will never take place.

"There is no truth in such reports. The issue was never even discussed at ICC meetings in South Africa which is why I'm sure that such a thing is not taking place," Bari said, referring to the October 6-7 ICC meetings in Johannesburg on the sidelines of Champions Trophy.

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