The West Indies crew is already scheduled to play the ICC Males’s Cricket World Cup Extensive League ODIs in June 2022 to make up for the postponed December 2021 suits attributable to an increased sequence of Covid-19 cases of their aspect.
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The West Indies men’s cricket crew will play three Twenty20 Internationals within the manufacture up to the Pakistan Extensive League 2023, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) acknowledged on Wednesday.
The West Indies crew is already scheduled to play the ICC Males’s Cricket World Cup Extensive League ODIs in June 2022 to make up for the postponed December 2021 suits attributable to an increased sequence of Covid-19 cases of their aspect.
As of late, the One-day Worldwide (ODI) sequence between West Indies and Pakistan, which changed into scheduled to commence in Karachi on December 18, changed into postponed and rescheduled for early June 2022 after five extra members of the visiting crew examined COVID-19 obvious.
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A total of nine members within the visiting crew had examined COVID-obvious since they’d arrived in Karachi on December 9.
The PCB and Cricket West Indies (CWI) had then issued a joint stutter, announcing the ODI sequence will be postponed and rescheduled for early June 2022.
The West Indies crew had flown back after taking part in three T20Is in Karachi closing week. Pakistan had made a trim sweep of the sequence.
