Harare [Zimbabwe], February 11 (ANI): Pakistan women s tour of Zimbabwe has been called off following the announcement of flight operations suspension on the Harare-Dubai sector from February 13 to 28.
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and Zimbabwe Cricket on Thursday mutually agreed to end the women s national cricket team s ongoing tour due to the latest travel policies.
Pakistan won the opening 50-over match on Tuesday and was due to play the second 50-over match on Friday with the final match of the tour on February 20. The side was originally scheduled to depart on 21 February.
However, following Emirates Airlines announcement of their flight operations suspension on the Harare-Dubai sector from 13 to 28 February, both the boards have decided to end the tour after the first match with the Pakistan women s national cricket team now scheduled to return to Pakistan on Friday.
LAHORE: Pakistan women team’s tour to Zimbabwe has been curtailed from a full series to just one match that has been played by the teams and now the ladies in green will fly back home on.
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