PCB shifts Pakistan versus West Indies ODI series from Rawalpindi to Multan

he three-match ODI series including Pakistan and West Indies has been moved from Rawalpindi to Multan, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) informed on Tuesday, in counsel with the International Cricket Council (ICC).

The three-match ODI series including Pakistan and West Indies has been moved from Rawalpindi to Multan, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) informed on Tuesday, in meeting with the International Cricket Council (ICC).

The three matches will be played on June 8, 10 and twelfth and the series is a piece of the Cricket World Cup Super League matches. To keep away from the burning evening heat, the PCB has chosen to hold the matches at 4 PM neighborhood time.

The series was initially set to be played out last December, however got deferred because of a Covid-19 flare-up in the West Indies camp. Pakistan asserted the T20I series that was played before that, triumphant 3-0.

Pakistan will hold their instructional course in Lahore from June 1, preceding moving to Multan on June 5. Haris Rauf and Shadab Khan, both highlighting in district cricket, are supposed to show up well in time for the series.The West Indies crew will show up in Islamabad on June 6, preceding venturing out to Multan on a contract flight.

Prior, there was hypothesis the series would be delayed once more, and the PCB needed to give an explanation saying, "no proposition is getting looked at to defer the series."

"Holding any occasion in Pakistan wouldn't be imaginable without the help of the nearby organization. Matches will be held at the setting where the green sign will be gotten, time is short for choices," PCB had said.