India vs Pakistan Test: Melbourne shows interest in hosting the marquee match at MCG

The Melbourne Cricket Club (MCC) has expressed interest in hosting India vs Pakistan Test match after successfully organizing the marquee T20 World Cup clash between the two sides earlier this year.

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MCG, which manages the Melbourne Cricket Ground, and the Victoria government have recently inquired with Cricket Australia (CA) about the possibility of hosting the high-profile Test.

India and Pakistan have not played a Test against each other since 2007 and have not played against each other in bilateral cricket outside of World Cups and the Asia Cup since 2013.

"Absolutely. Three in a row would be lovely at the MCG. You'd fill it every time. We have asked," Fox said. "We've taken that up with Cricket Australia. I know the government has as well. Again, it's enormously complicated from what I can understand, amongst a really busy schedule. So I think that's probably the greater challenge.

"Wouldn't it be great that it wasn't just Australia-centric and Victoria-centric, that we're catering for all the countries and filling the stadium all the time? So we have asked.

"Hopefully, Cricket Australia keep taking it up with the ICC and pushing for it. When you do see some of the stadiums around the world unoccupied, I think it would be much better to have a full house and that atmosphere and celebrate the game with full houses."

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Fox said he hoped Cricket Australia would keep pushing the proposal with the International Cricket Council, the sport's global governing body.

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"I've never seen anything like it at the MCG, that India-Pakistan game was something else," Fox said.

"The atmosphere, I've never felt it like that. The noise after every ball was just phenomenal and the families and children and everyone enjoyed it.

"I think if we can be more inclusive and make sure that we cater to all cultures, we've got to tap into that Pakistan community next year. We want them here and that would be fantastic to have a full house on day one."