LAHORE: The chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Mohsin Naqvi, denied on Saturday that reports indicating that the locations for the forthcoming three-match Test series against England were unavailable, stating that the matches would take place in Pakistan.
“There won’t be any tests conducted abroad.” During his visit to supervise the current repair work being done at the Gaddafi Stadium, the PCB chief stated to journalists that the venues in Multan and Rawalpindi are final.
There have been rumors circulating this week that construction at the nation’s main stadiums may cause timetable changes for the three-match series that begins next month.
October 7–11 in Multan, October 15–19 in Karachi, and October 24–28 in Rawalpindi are the dates for the planned matches.
