Christchurch: The New Zealand player should not be blamed for the cancellation of Pakistan’s tour because they only followed the advice of their government, said the Pacer Kiwi Mitchell McClenaghan.
The 35-year-old PACER reacted to Sarcastic Tweet by Batsman Mohammad Heafez on Saturday for the departure of the New Zealand team from Pakistan.
“Come on, bro.
It has a bad taste for it …
Don’t blame the players or organizations …
blame our government.
They only act on the advice they have received.
I really want these young people – all Want to prove yourself want to play.
They have no choice, “McClenaghan wrote on his twitter handle.
On Saturday, Hafafez had dig in New Zealand Cricket (NZC) because it was faced with their tour in Pakistan quoting security threats.
“Thanks to the security of the Pakistani troops to make arrangements for @blackcaps to reach at the Safe & Sound airport.
The same wonder route & the same security but there is no threat today ???,” Healz has tweeted.
New Zealand has arrived in Pakistan on September 11 for the white ball series after 18 years and is scheduled to play three ODIS and five international T20.
But New Zealand Cricket (NZC) attacked this series suddenly on Friday before the first international one day at Rawalpindi Stadium, quoted them had received serious security threats.
Don’t blame the player for cancellation: McClenaghan to Hafeaz
