Talks are still underway to arrange the proposed ODI and T20I series between Bangladesh and India, Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Tamim Iqbal said, stressing that both boards remain sincere about making the series happen.Speaking to the sports platform Not Out Noman, Tamim said the two boards are trying to find a suitable window for a six-match series comprising three ODIs and three T20Is.We are looking at a tentative date and trying to see whether it is actually possible to hold the series at that time. If I thought the intention was negative, I would not be telling you this today. Let’s see what happens. We are hopeful. I would not even say this if the intention was not positive. In fact, the intention is very positive, he said.Tamim acknowledged that some factors remain beyond the BCB’s control, but said discussions with the Indian board are continuing.As BCB president, I never want to cross that boundary, you understand? But the intention is good, and we are maintaining regular communication, he said.He said scheduling remains a key issue, as both Bangladesh and India have busy calendars.We are also looking at the dates because Bangladesh is busy and so are they. Bangladesh has three series in between. India and the BCCI are also very busy with their own matches. But we are in regular discussions on this, Tamim said. The proposed series would feature three ODIs and three T20Is, although no final dates have yet been announced.