PCB confirms first England cricket tour in 16 years to be played in Rawalpindi
KARACHI (dalytops4u news) - The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) confirmed on Friday that the English cricket teams will face two players from the Twenty20 world on their first national tour since 2005 in October.
All matches will be played at the Pindi Cricket Stadium in Rawalpindi from October 13-14," he said. specified by a Pakistan Board of Trade (PCB).
The New Zealand national team will visit Pakistan in September, their first in 18 years, as part of a trip to restore Pakistan's status as a heavy reliance on foreign competition.
The West Indies and Australia will also play against Pakistan for the next seven months.
Pakistan has become an inaccessible place for international organizations following a fatal attack by a Sri Lankan envoy in Lahore in 2009.
But the rapid pace of development in recent years has resulted in a return to world cricket, with Zimbabwe, Sri Lanka, the West Indies and South Africa in the past six years.
In 2005 the United Kingdom visited Pakistan. In 2012 and 2015, Pakistan had to admit the United Kingdom to the United Arab Emirates.
. Two more trips with the British men's team are planned. Returning to Pakistan in the final quarter of 2022 for the ICC games and football matches. "
Morgan and Knight are 50 world champions. The British men are first in the ICC T20I team and the English women are second, just five points behind the winners of the ICC T20 Women's World Cup.
The games were originally scheduled for 14-15. Scheduled for October at the Karachi National Stadium, but postponed due to technical reasons and reviews.
Schedule (all games will be played in the Pindi Cricket Stadium, opening times will be announced during peak hours):
October 9 - Men and women arrive in England
October 13 - Matan Pakistan vs. Matan England; Pakistan Men v England Men (T20I two heads)
October 14 - Matan Pakistan - Matan England; Pakistan Men v England Men (T20I two heads)
October 17th - Pakistani and British women, 1st ODI
Oct 19 - Pakistani and British women, ODI 2nd
October 21 - Pakistani and British women, three ODIs
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