Pakistan still to play on neutral venues

Posted on June 28, 2009
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Pakistani fans ride a decorative bus around the streets of St John's Wood after their victory in the World Twenty20 final at Lord's

Pakistani fans ride a decorative bus around the streets of St John's Wood after their victory in the World Twenty20 final at Lord's

Pakistan and Australia to play 2 tests and 2 Twenty20 internationals in England in next July after the England and wales cricket board reached a contractual agreement with Pakistan cricket board (PCB).The playing arenas in England are not still decided.

The decision took because Pakistan got so much of support from the crowds in England throughout the World T20 tournament in which they became the champions.Pakistan is still a dangerous arena according to the ICC after the terrorist attack against the Sri Lankan team bus at Lahore a few months ago.

The ECB chairman Giles Clarke told to the media that the mutual relationship with the PCB has grown further with the leadership of the current chairman Ijaz Butt.The venues they are thinking of are about Leeds and Bradford since these are the places were the Pakistan population are more.

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