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English Cricket Board apologizes, announces tour of Pakistan. |
English Cricket Board apologizes,
announces tour of Pakistan.
Will go to
Pakistan next year to play 3 Tests and 5 ODIs: ECB Chief LAHORE: The
English Cricket Board (ICB) has apologized for refusing to visit Pakistan in
October this year. Tom Harrison, chief executive of the English Cricket Board,
said British cricket would now visit Pakistan next year to play a series of
three Tests and five ODIs against the hosts. It may be recalled that the series
of 2 T20 matches between Pakistan and England was to be held next month but the
England Cricket Board had canceled the visit through people's cricket crews to
Pakistan. An assertion
gave by the English Cricket Board said: "We expect that this choice will
affect Pakistan cricket.We are saddened by the impact on Pakistan cricket but
we are looking forward to the 2022 tours. It very well
might be reviewed that the New Zealand group had as of late finished its visit
through Pakistan by defending security before the principal match, after which
the series between the two nations was likewise delayed.
The two-match
T20 series between Pakistan and England was scheduled to take place next month,
but England had also apologized for the tour after New Zealand abruptly
canceled the tour. Earlier in the day, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi
had said that he had asked the British Foreign Secretary to reconsider the
cricket decision, adding that he was disappointed with the decision of the
England Cricket Board. Talking to
Pakistani media in London, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said that
there was concern in the Pakistani community over the red list and cricket,
disappointed with the decision of the England Cricket Board, asked the British
Foreign Secretary to reconsider the cricket decision. The British Foreign
Secretary has said that the decision was not of the government but of the
cricket board. We will reconsider the decision of the England team to visit
Pakistan. The Foreign
Minister said that the situation in Afghanistan and Occupied Kashmir has been
discussed with his British counterpart. There has been an important debate on
Kashmir in the British Parliament. There are cases that fall under the category
of war crimes. He said that we have not talked about recognizing the Taliban
government, we have talked to them, I think the United States and Britain are
ready to talk to the Taliban government, we And the world also wants peace and
stability in Afghanistan, let's work together so that human tragedy does not
arise in Afghanistan. Shah Mehmood
Qureshi said that 75 years of diplomatic relations with Britain will be
completed next year, there are historical strategic relations with Britain,
British Foreign Secretary accepted the proposals of the Joint Working Group,
economic relations were also discussed The Foreign Minister spoke of the Joint
Commission for Bilateral Trade. |
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