We want to win confidence of all stakeholders: Lorgat

The comments came after the ICC's executive board held a teleconference to discuss the possibility of moving the event because of security fears raised by Australia, England and New Zealand.

It decided to keep it in Pakistan, but will appoint a taskforce to ensure security recommendations are implemented properly.

"We can use this task team to ensure that we properly communicate with the players who have concerns. We have to make sure we can get the confidence of the players," said Lorgat.

"We have to separate perception from reality. While those concerns exist, we will do our utmost to assure them (players) we would not go in a tournament where safety or security is going to be compromised.