Pakistan News and Sports

  Everything You Need to Know About National T20 Cup Domestic cricket in Pakistan has been ignored for a long time, but PCB’s new structure and their insistence on bringing the domestic tournaments at par with standards in England and Australia can prove to be a success after all. This year’s domestic season is set to kick-off with the National T20 Cup on 30th September and it promises to be an exciting and star-studded tournament. Although the first National T20 Cup was held in 2005, never before it has been given the kind of importance that it is being given now. PCB has been making efforts to increase the interest of the fans and so far, it has managed to do it pretty well. Broadcasting For the first time in Pakistan history, Pakistan Cricket Board has signed a broadcasting deal with PTV Sports for airing both domestic and home international matches. The broadcasting arrangement is structured as such that PCB expects to earn in excess of $200 million over the three-year period. ...

  CAA Issues New Coronavirus Travel Advisory The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has renewed its coronavirus travel guidelines for domestic flights for the third time in two weeks. The fresh advisory, issued by the air transport wing of the CAA, has relaxed the travel SOPs as the number of active COVD-19 cases continues to decline. The previous circular had notified 26 directives for traveling on the domestic flights. The new set of SOPs mandates social distancing and wearing a face mask for passengers, crew members, and pilots. The ban on protocols within the airport premises will also continue, and people coming to see off their loved ones will not be allowed inside the domestic lounge of the airport. The planes will be disinfected before the boarding process and the crew members will be bound to use PPE kits, surgical masks, and gloves during the flight. Food packaging should be done carefully while washrooms should be disinfected every time a passenger uses them. The airline man...

  Official: South Africa Agrees to Tour Pakistan for a Limited Overs Series Chief Executive Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Wasim Khan, has confirmed that South Africa will tour Pakistan in January 2021. He added that Pakistan will reciprocate by visiting South Africa for a limited-overs series in March 2021 after the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2021. Pakistan’s tour to South Africa was originally scheduled in October 2020. However, it was postponed due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Besides, Khan said that preparations for the Zimbabwe tour to Pakistan are well underway. Zimbabwe will play 3 ODIs from October 30 to November 3 at Multan and 3 T20Is from November 7 to 10 at Rawalpindi. In December, Pakistan will tour New Zealand for Test, ODI, and T20I series, the final schedule of which will be released later. Presented By :-.  Shariq Ali🙂