South Africa Delay Pakistan Tour Due To Player Work Load
Zeeshan Mehtab Published February 14, 2020 | 05:38 PM
Cricket South Africa have expressed their inability to tour Pakistan next month but assured the Pakistan Cricket Board that they will honour the commitment of sending their side as soon as it is reasonably possible
LAHORE, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 14th Feb, 2020 ):Cricket South Africa have expressed their inability to tour Pakistan next month but assured the Pakistan Cricket Board that they will honour the commitment of sending their side as soon as it is reasonably possible.
The proposed three-match T20I series was over and above two-Test and three-T20I series in January, next year, which is part of the Future Tours Programme.
The CSA conveyed their decision to the PCB this afternoon after taking into account player workload.
PCB Chief Executive Wasim Khan said here on Friday " "While we were keenly looking forward to hosting South Africa next month, we respect Cricket South Africa's reason for not sending their side next month.
Managing player workload is a top priority for any cricket board, and from that perspective, their decision is understandable.
"We are pleased that the CSA remains committed to rescheduling this short series as soonas practically possible. As there is a strong willingness and commitment, both the boardsare now exploring their FTPs to find gaps so that we can agree on the dates."
Recent Stories
UAF to ink MoU with Ethiopian universities
Scouts playing exemplary role in serving humanity: Dr Iqrar
Punjab Police cricket honored with shields, medals & CCI certificates
Bugti issues directives to operate circular road parking plaza
PML-N to become more strong under Nawaz Sharif: Rana Sanaullah
300 raids conducted on hideous of drug-dealers
IP rights crucial in achieving SDG : Jam Kamal
Commissioner urges effective action against electricity theft
PAK-EPA's clean lab boosts environmental analysis capabilities with advanced ICP ..
Romania court opens way for start of influencer Tate's trial
Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) delegation visits WSSCA
13 outlets sealed for violating Hepatitis preventive SOPs
More Stories From Sports
-
Football: Italian Serie A table
8 minutes ago -
Football: French Ligue 1 table
42 minutes ago -
New Zealand cricket CEO visits PSCA, expresses satisfaction over security arrangements
54 minutes ago -
Asia Cricket Week from April 28
2 hours ago -
Spanish football federation appoints Rocha as president
4 hours ago -
Father, son killed in firing
8 hours ago
-
Victor Boniface: Leverkusen boss Alonso makes you 'up your game'
11 hours ago -
ICC Womens T20 World Cup Qualifier, Match 2: Ireland Women open with Comfortable victory over UAE
15 hours ago -
Robinson, bowlers help New Zealand go 2-1 up against Pakistan
21 hours ago -
National Hockey camp to be organized for Azlan Shah tournament
22 hours ago -
Islamabad Tennis Club demolished by CDA amid anti-encroachment action at public park: Tarar
1 day ago -
Shayan, Rashid, Junaid to represent Pakistan in U12 Regional Qualifying Jrs
1 day ago