These Pakistan players refused to go to England tour, fear of Corona?

Karachi, Agency. Pakistan Cricket Board i.e. PCB has to announce the team going on tour to England today i.e. on Friday. Earlier, the Pakistan Cricket Board has been slammed by two experienced players of the team. Two legendary players have refused to go to England because of fear of the Coronavirus.

According to The News, the PCB is scheduled to announce today a squad of 28 players who will play the three-match Test series in England and the T20 series of the same number of matches.

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The Pakistan team will have 28 players and 14 officials on the tour of England, including the support staff. In this squad of 28 players, some players will be reserves, while some will be part of the main team, but the Pakistan team has been given a strong blow by fast bowler Mohammad Aamir and batsman Haris Sohail, because these players have taken their own from the team selected for England. Name is withdrawn. Even Mohammad Aamir himself is not a part of the Central Contract.

Mohammad Aamir retired from Test cricket last year. In such a situation, he would be available only for the three-match T20 series, but he is going to be a father again in the month of August, due to which he has withdrawn his name from the team. At the same time, Haris Sohail has cut Kanny from touring England for personal reasons. However, it is believed that the reason behind this is the corona virus, because earlier three West Indies players also refused to go to England.

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The Pakistan team's players and support staff will leave for England about a month before the tour for the purpose of obtaining training and for a quarantine period. This means that this team will spend more than two months in England. The visiting team will create a radius where they will not interact with anyone outside the group and will be held on a regular test tour for the Kovid-19.