Melbourne: The day after the Australian Cricket confirmed Pakistan’s first tour in 24 years, the Paine Team Skipper Test said that there might be some players who might not be comfortable walking around the country.
Australia will visit Pakistan in March-April next year for three tests, three ODIs and one T20i.
“There will be some men who will be happy to take advice experts and other people will want to know a little more.
If we are truly honest, there may be some people who are not comfortable going,” Paine said on Radio Sen, as reported by Sydney Morning Herald.
“It happened before with tours going to other countries going back forever.
Again there was a problem I would make sure to emerge.
We will discuss it, people get the right answer and feel comfortable, then we will get the best.
We can.
In the end, it goes down to individuals, “he added.
Paine is also part of the world XI team participating in the exhibition series in Pakistan in 2017.
“The security we have about the tour is not like anything I’ve seen in my life.
We have a helicopter above the head, sightseeing Turn off five kilometers around us, checkpoints such as every kilometer to the ground, it’s amazing, “Paine said.
“Even you see it and think for yourself may need a little terrible, but at the same time to see the planning and implementation, with some helicopters on your bus 20-30 meters above your head entertaining but also scary at the same time,” Add it.
PCB on Monday announced the details of the first tour of Australia Pakistan since 1998, which will take place in March and April 2022, and consist of three tests, three T20i.
The test will take place in Karachi (March 3-7), Rawalpindi (March 12-16) and Lahore (March 21-25), while Lahore will be a venue for four white-football matches to be played from March 29 to April 5 India, will fulfill Direct terms for the exact event in 2023.