Pakistan staff’s departure to England delayed till June 25

The Pakistan cricket staff’s departure to England has been pushed again by two days after the Pakistan Super League ultimate was rescheduled for June 24 in Abu Dhabi.
The PSL was earlier scheduled to finish on June 20 and the nationwide staff was as a consequence of depart for England on June 23 to play three ODIs and three Twenty20s.
However, with the PSL ultimate pushed again by 4 days, the nationwide staff will depart for England on June 25. The first ODI is scheduled for July 8 in Cardiff.
Abu Dhabi will host the remaining 20 video games of the PSL after Pakistan’s premier home twenty20 league was postponed in March when a number of gamers and help workers examined optimistic for COVID-19.
The Pakistan Cricket Board hopes the PSL will resume from June 7, offered it will get permission from the United Arab Emirates authorities on Wednesday for its manufacturing crew members to start out working at Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi on June 5.
Players and staff officers from six franchises arrived in Abu Dhabi final week on chartered flights from Pakistan. Their seven-day isolation ends Wednesday afternoon after which the PCB stated gamers will begin coaching in Abu Dhabi.