Islamabad, Feb 15: The BCCI delegation, inspecting the security arrangements for Indian cricket team`s tour of Pakistan, on Sunday held a wrap-up meeting with top government and Pakistan Cricket Board officials at Lahore and discussed the logistics and modalities of the historic tour. The three-member Indian delegation comprising BCCI Joint Secretary Prof R S Shetty, Inspector General of Police Yashovardhan Azad and Communication Director Amrit Mathur discussed various aspects of the tour and also presented their observations of the security arrangements. PCB Chairman Shaharyar Khan, who himself attended the meeting, said the PCB was willing to sit down and discuss any concerns the Indian delegation might have about the venues for the series. The PCB also indicated that it would simplify the travel formalities for Indian fans willing to visit Pakistan during the series. The delegation, which was on a seven-day tour of the country, visited venues at Multan, Karachi, Faisalabad, Rawalpindi, Peshawar and Lahore and also held talks with Tasnim Noorani, secretary, Pakistan interior ministry. Noorani had apprised them of the elaborate measures that would be in place from the time the Indian team lands in early March. The delegation is expected to return to India on Monday and submit its report to the BCCI in the next couple of days. The itinerary of the tour will be finalised within one week of the submission of the report. Bureau Report