English Cricket Team Will Tour Pakistan in October 2021
England Cricket Board announces tour of Pakistan
The England Cricket Board has announced a tour of Pakistan. The English team will arrive in Pakistan in October next year after 16 years.
England’s Tour Schedule
The English cricket team will play two T20 matches in Karachi in October, while the T20 matches between Pakistan and England will be played in Karachi on October 14 and 15.
The English cricket team will reach Karachi on October 12. At the end of the tour, the two teams will leave for India together on October 16 to participate in the ICC Men’s Twenty20 Cricket World Cup.
The last time the England cricket team visited Pakistan was in 2005.
The visiting team played 3 Tests and 5 ODIs here. Pakistan then hosted England in 2012 and 2015 in the United Arab Emirates.
Pakistan Cricket Team Will Tour England in July 2020
The Pakistan cricket team will visit England again next year. The Pakistan team will travel to England in July to play three T20 and three ODI matches.
ECB and PCB Joint Statement
Pakistan’s tour of England was announced in a joint statement issued by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and the English Cricket Board (ECB) under which the Pakistan cricket team will play three T20 matches in addition to three ODI Super League matches in England. Will also play
The national cricket team will be touring England for the sixth time in six years. The Pakistan team has been touring England every year since 2016.
Pakistan’s Tours History of England
In 2016, 2018, and 2009, 2020, the Pakistan team went to England for the bilateral series, while in 2017 for the Champions Trophy and in 2019 for the World Cup in England.
In 2019, the Pakistan team also played a two-way whiteball series against England.
2021 Series Schedule
The three ODIs between Pakistan and England will be played on July 8, 10, and 13 in the tour of England in July next year. The ODIs will be played in Cardiff, Lord’s, and Birmingham, while the three T20 matches will be played on July 16, 18, and 20 in Nottingham, Leeds, and Manchester.