PCB Postpones Shaheens vs Sri Lanka A Amid Political Unrest

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), in a joint effort with Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC), has deferred the leftover two 50-over matches of the continuous Pakistan Shaheens-Sri Lanka A series because of political movement in Islamabad.

Initially booked for Wednesday and Friday at the Rawalpindi Cricket Arena, the matches have been conceded, with the two sheets set to cooperate to choose new dates for finishing the series.

PCB’s Chairman Mohsin Naqvi likewise fills in as the country’s Inside Pastor who is active managing the developing turmoil in the country’s capital making the cricketing circumstance more convoluted.

PCB has not expressed how it will turn the Shaheens and Sri Lanka A series getting dropped during ICC’s impending crisis meeting to decide the destiny of the Heroes Prize one year from now.

Rawalpindi is set to be one of the three host urban communities for the opposition and the ongoing political environment might reinforce BCCI’s offered to remove the facilitating freedoms from Pakistan.

The Pakistan Shaheens at present lead the series, having gotten a 1-0 triumph in the two-match four-day design and guaranteeing a directing 108-run prevail upon in the initial 50 experience on Monday.