Karachi: Pakistan announced on Monday that it would enable a small number of covid-19 vaccinated fans at a limited time on the series of houses against New Zealand starting next month.
New Zealand will play three international international and five international twenty20 on their tour – their first to Pakistan in 18 years.
“National Command and the Operations Center (NCOC) has agreed to the presence of a 25 percent crowd for the Pakistani match versus New Zealand to come,” said the Pakistani Cricket Council in a statement.
“The decision means that around 4,500 spectators will be able to attend ODI and around 5,500 spectators will be able to watch T20is in Lahore.” New Zealand will arrive at Islamabad on September 11 with three ODIS scheduled at the Pindi Cricket Stadium on September 17, 19 and 21.
Twenty20 Internationals will be played on September 25, 26 and 29 and October 1 and 3.
Since October 1 and 3.
Covid-19 outbreaks Last year, Pakistan has organized Zimbabwe and South Africa without a crowded permitted.
PCB Chief Executive Wasim Khan welcomed the change.
“The audience is the essence of any sporting program because they create an atmosphere and atmosphere for the players for Excel, appearing and we hope the fans will enjoy,” Khan said.
Pakistan will also hold UK for two Twenty20 Internationals on October 14 and 15 – both matches in Rawalpindi.
England tour will be the first to Pakistan since 2005.
Pakistan continued hosting tasks after the team for several years refused to tour there because of security fears.
In 2009, the Sri Lankan team was attacked in Lahore – forcing the suspension of international cricket in Pakistan.
Pakistan to allow a limited crowd in the New Zealand series
