Cricket Delegations to start visiting Pakistan
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BCB delegation to visit Pakistan next week
LAHORE (Dunya News) – Bangladesh Cricket Board’s (BCB) security delegation will visit Pakistan to assess security situation for prospective series, reported Dunya News.
A 2-man delegation will visit the country to inspect security in upcoming week. A team of Bangladeshi cricket women team will come to Pakistan after the 2-man delegation presents its report.
The offer to the visiting team was extended by PCB Chairman Shehreyar Khan. Bangladeshi cricket team has refused the offer to tour Pakistan twice in past.
LAHORE (Dunya News) – Bangladesh Cricket Board’s (BCB) security delegation will visit Pakistan to assess security situation for prospective series, reported Dunya News.
A 2-man delegation will visit the country to inspect security in upcoming week. A team of Bangladeshi cricket women team will come to Pakistan after the 2-man delegation presents its report.
The offer to the visiting team was extended by PCB Chairman Shehreyar Khan. Bangladeshi cricket team has refused the offer to tour Pakistan twice in past.
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Greece cricket team arrives in Sialkot on week-long tour
Oct 06, 2015 15:26 pm
SIALKOT (92 News) – Greece Cricket team including 15 players and six officials has arrived at Sialkot Airport on a weeklong tour on Tuesday.
The Greece cricket team will play 5 Twenty20 matches during the tours.
Greece team officials said that they have come to Pakistan with a message to the entire world that Pakistan is a safe country for cricket and there is no danger.
The officials said that the cricket teams of other countries should also visit Pakistan.
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Oct 06, 2015 15:26 pm
SIALKOT (92 News) – Greece Cricket team including 15 players and six officials has arrived at Sialkot Airport on a weeklong tour on Tuesday.
The Greece cricket team will play 5 Twenty20 matches during the tours.
Greece team officials said that they have come to Pakistan with a message to the entire world that Pakistan is a safe country for cricket and there is no danger.
The officials said that the cricket teams of other countries should also visit Pakistan.
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Cricket: Pakistan buys bulletproof buses to woo back visiting teams
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has bought four bulletproof buses as it tries to convince other teams to shed their security apprehensions and visit the country.
Pakistan has largely been shunned by teams since 2009 when gunmen attacked a bus carrying Sri Lankan cricketers, injuring six players and killing six security personnel and two civilians.
The incident has forced Pakistan to play their 'home' matches at the United Arab Emirates and the country has since remained starved of international cricket at home, barring Zimbabwe's limited-overs tour in 2015.
"We have bought these four Coaster buses as part of our efforts to revive international cricket in the country," a PCB spokesman told ESPNcricinfo.
"There will be high expectations from teams willing to visit Pakistan and we want to ensure that we provide them with the best possible arrangements.
"Having these bulletproof vehicles would play a major part in convincing teams (about security arrangements)."
The spokesman said PCB wanted to host the final of the Pakistan Super League, the inaugural edition of which was held in UAE earlier this year.
"We have to have discussions with the (overseas) players about their safety and security and I think this new addition in our security facilities will definitely give us an edge," the spokesman said.
"Our ultimate goal is to revive international cricket, and we are doing our best to make sure we can."
(Reporting by Amlan Chakraborty in New Delhi; editing by Sudipto Ganguly)
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has bought four bulletproof buses as it tries to convince other teams to shed their security apprehensions and visit the country.
Pakistan has largely been shunned by teams since 2009 when gunmen attacked a bus carrying Sri Lankan cricketers, injuring six players and killing six security personnel and two civilians.
The incident has forced Pakistan to play their 'home' matches at the United Arab Emirates and the country has since remained starved of international cricket at home, barring Zimbabwe's limited-overs tour in 2015.
"We have bought these four Coaster buses as part of our efforts to revive international cricket in the country," a PCB spokesman told ESPNcricinfo.
"There will be high expectations from teams willing to visit Pakistan and we want to ensure that we provide them with the best possible arrangements.
"Having these bulletproof vehicles would play a major part in convincing teams (about security arrangements)."
The spokesman said PCB wanted to host the final of the Pakistan Super League, the inaugural edition of which was held in UAE earlier this year.
"We have to have discussions with the (overseas) players about their safety and security and I think this new addition in our security facilities will definitely give us an edge," the spokesman said.
"Our ultimate goal is to revive international cricket, and we are doing our best to make sure we can."
(Reporting by Amlan Chakraborty in New Delhi; editing by Sudipto Ganguly)
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