Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief executive Wasim Khan has confirmed that the Pakistan cricket team is going to England next July.
Many bilateral series has been postponed due to coronavirus. There were fears about future series as well. But England is creating a way for a return to cricket. So the PCB has agreed to send the team to England next July.
Wasim told a local news channel, “We have had detailed discussions with the ECB about the visit. What security will be given to the players during the tour, how to plan, everything has been discussed.
The series will be held at a closed Stadium. The PCB did not have any objection. Wasim stated: “Keeping in mind about the current situation, England has planned to host the series without any supporters in staduem. We have no objection to this. ‘
However, Wasim said if a player does not want to tour England due to health risks, no one will be pushed to do so….In this situation, the personal decision of the players is final.
Pakistan will play three Tests and three Twenty20 match against England in the upcoming tour.
