England and Wales Cricket Board Chief Executive Tom Harrison announced on Tuesday that England will play two Men’s T20 Internationals in addition to the five previously planned when they tour Pakistan for a series of eight games next September-October.
The announcement was made following his meeting with PCB Chairman Ramiz Raja, who welcomed news he hoped would open doors between both countries despite differences seen within recent years over issues such as supporting players during international matches played overseas violating code rules without incurring penalties or any lost money associated therewith.”
Pakistan and the English cricket boards have been at odds since September when England canceled its tour to Pakistan citing “increasing concerns about traveling.” However, after New Zealand also pulled out earlier this year over security fears; it will be interesting to see how relations turn around for these two countries. The Men’s team plans on returning during November-December with three Test matches set up against them by International Cricket Council (ICC).
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