NEW DELHI: Pakistan’s second Check towards Bangladesh, initially scheduled for August 30 in Karachi, has been relocated to Rawalpindi as a consequence of ongoing development on the Nationwide Stadium.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) confirmed the change, citing the necessity for heavy development tools and adherence to strict redevelopment schedules in preparation for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.
The PCB, in session with the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), determined to shift the match to Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. Thus, each Checks can be held in Rawalpindi, beginning on August 21.
Tickets for the matches can be obtainable each on-line and offline starting Monday.
“We have now been guided by the development specialists on the timelines for the readiness of the venue. They suggested that whereas development may proceed throughout enjoying hours, the ensuing noise air pollution would disturb the cricketers.”
“Moreover, the mud from the development work may additionally have an effect on the well being and wellbeing of the gamers, officers, broadcasters, and media. Provided that development should proceed uninterrupted to make sure the venue is operationally prepared for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, the PCB, after consulting all stakeholders and reviewing operational and logistical issues, has determined to carry each Checks in Rawalpindi,” stated the PCB.
In October, England is about to play three Checks in Pakistan, with Karachi deliberate because the venue for the second Check. Nevertheless, with the present shift involving the Bangladesh match, there may be hypothesis that the England sport may additionally be moved out of Karachi.
The PCB has not confirmed any modifications at this stage.
“At this stage, we won’t like to take a position on the internet hosting of the second Check in Karachi from October 15-19 and can proceed to work carefully with the architects and development specialists on the secure and safe internet hosting of the match, whereas retaining the England and Wales Cricket Board up to date,” added the PCB.
It additional stated Pakistan Shaheens and Bangladesh ‘A’ will proceed with their collection in Islamabad. After a drawn first four-day match, the second four-day match will start on August 20 on the Islamabad Membership, adopted by three 50-over matches on August 26, 28 and 30 respectively.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) confirmed the change, citing the necessity for heavy development tools and adherence to strict redevelopment schedules in preparation for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.
The PCB, in session with the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), determined to shift the match to Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. Thus, each Checks can be held in Rawalpindi, beginning on August 21.
Tickets for the matches can be obtainable each on-line and offline starting Monday.
“We have now been guided by the development specialists on the timelines for the readiness of the venue. They suggested that whereas development may proceed throughout enjoying hours, the ensuing noise air pollution would disturb the cricketers.”
“Moreover, the mud from the development work may additionally have an effect on the well being and wellbeing of the gamers, officers, broadcasters, and media. Provided that development should proceed uninterrupted to make sure the venue is operationally prepared for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, the PCB, after consulting all stakeholders and reviewing operational and logistical issues, has determined to carry each Checks in Rawalpindi,” stated the PCB.
In October, England is about to play three Checks in Pakistan, with Karachi deliberate because the venue for the second Check. Nevertheless, with the present shift involving the Bangladesh match, there may be hypothesis that the England sport may additionally be moved out of Karachi.
The PCB has not confirmed any modifications at this stage.
“At this stage, we won’t like to take a position on the internet hosting of the second Check in Karachi from October 15-19 and can proceed to work carefully with the architects and development specialists on the secure and safe internet hosting of the match, whereas retaining the England and Wales Cricket Board up to date,” added the PCB.
It additional stated Pakistan Shaheens and Bangladesh ‘A’ will proceed with their collection in Islamabad. After a drawn first four-day match, the second four-day match will start on August 20 on the Islamabad Membership, adopted by three 50-over matches on August 26, 28 and 30 respectively.
