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Home | Cricket | Englands Matches In Pakistan Shifted To Rawalpindi

England’s matches in Pakistan shifted to Rawalpindi

"All fixtures have been moved to Rawalpindi, and moved forward one day to assist with England Men's and Pakistan Men's preparations for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup,"

By PTI
Published Date - 13 August 2021, 06:04 PM
England’s matches in Pakistan shifted to Rawalpindi
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London: England men’s and women’s cricket teams will play all their limited-overs matches in Rawalpindi during their tour of Pakistan in October, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) confirmed the revised schedule on Friday.

“The schedule for England Men’s and England Women’s joint tour of Pakistan has been updated,” said the ECB in a statement.


“All fixtures have been moved to Rawalpindi, and moved forward one day to assist with England Men’s and Pakistan Men’s preparations for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup,” added the statement. “The teams will travel together and will depart the UK on October 9. Both teams will play two IT20s, before the England Men’s team departs to Dubai, and England Women will take part in three ODIs.”

The two T20I matches were initially set to be played at the National Stadium in Karachi. It will be England’s first tour of Pakistan since 2005. While England men’s team will tour Pakistan after 16 years, England women’s team, captained by Heather Knight, will tour Pakistan for the first time.

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