Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) ready to pay tribute to Sri Lankan Cricket Board

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) ready to pay tribute to Sri Lankan Cricket Board

Lahore: Pakistan is ready to pay tribute to Sri Lanka in difficult times.

In an informal conversation with reporters, PCB Director Media Sami ul Hassan said that it is too early to say anything about the Pakistan Test team's tour of Sri Lanka. We have a very strong relationship with the Sri Lankan Board. Countries have always supported each other in difficult situations, in the past there have been tours in tense situations, Pakistani teams did not refuse to play there despite difficult situations, Sri Lanka also showed similar positive thinking.

He said that Pakistan itself would not refuse to play the series in July, August. The Sri Lankan board, considering its circumstances, would accept any decision, including playing in the country or at a neutral venue. Lanka had requested not to play ODIs which was accepted.

Sami ul Hassan Burney said that the squad for the 3 ODI series against West Indies will be announced on May 23. The training camp will start on May 29 or June 1. Shaheen Shah Afridi is coming to Pakistan due to private engagements. If the selectors decide not to rest them, they will join the training camp.

He said that the first option of the series against West Indies is Rawalpindi, pitches are being prepared in Lahore and Karachi, therefore Multan has been kept as "B" plan, there is no bio-secure bubble in the series. Will be. The national squads for the tours of the Netherlands and Sri Lanka will be announced on June 13 after the home series against the West Indies.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) ready to pay tribute to Sri Lankan Cricket Board chairman Shammi Silva for his contribution to the country's cricketing legacy.

 "We are sure that all of us who have helped this great nation achieve an unprecedented feat will be truly happy when we think about our contributions," said Sami ul Hassan, PCB Director Media. In a statement released by the PCB on Thursday morning at 9 pm, Sami ul Hassan Meets Chairman Ramiz Raja has revealed how much he would like Coaches to stay with them even after retirement but not from domestic sports as most fans expected him back in 2022-23 following another successful stint. "To come here during some of my happiest days was special... 

1. PCB will pay homage to SLBCB in Lahore for hosting matches

 2. Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), will host two Twenty20 Internationals against Sri Lanka in the coming series beginning from March 11th 2019 at Lahore's Gaddafi Stadium. PCB Chairman Ramiz Raja  has confirmed this news.

 3. He said that the first match will take place between Pakistan and Sri Lanka while the second game will be played between the two teams after three days.

 4. PCB chairman Ramiz Raja met the SLCB delegation led by its CEO Ashley Matthew de Silva

 and assured him that their team will play a high quality cricketing game in front of their fans.

 5. PCB will also donate Rs.1 million to each organization working in schools and orphanages in the country.

 6. Both teams have been practicing together since last week and will now join hands in front of their home crowd.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) ready to pay tribute to Sri Lankan Cricket Board president Thilangan Sumathipala & Shammi Silva, said he has been elected chairman of SLBCB and it is his intention that the board continues to play its cricket. I have had a tremendous amount given to me by everyone on my journey," he told reporters here at their winter training camp before departing for Dubai as part with players from India's tour team West Indies which begin Test games in Pakistan today. Asked about how long Sethi would remain under PCB control after being appointed Chairman.

"We are working towards this point but any decision will be taken soon."Sethi served 5 years in power since assuming charge last 3 years following Shahriyar Khan, Mani & now Ramiz Raja. It's expected that may be Najam Sethi will again be a chair-person of PCB again. Pakistan is ready to pay tribute to Sri Lanka in difficult times. The Prime Cricket Board Chair-person said Pakistan always stand for Sri Lankan Cricket Board, because they're also stand for us in bad days. It would make utmost effort to help the government of Sri Lanka recover from serious problems and avoid any more such calamities. "I met Sri Lankan Cricket Board President Thilangan Sumathipala & Shammi Silva, I appreciated his efforts towards resolve issues on a sustainable basis, "Ramiz Raja told reporters at Lahore National Cricket Academy (NCA) while talking about bilateral relations. 

He also stressed that he was going for talks with UAE soon when visiting Dubai after an eight-day tour last week. Ramiz will meet Dubai expo there later tomorrow where they are expected take stock over two different aspects of Dubai Expo - strategic cooperation between Russia or United States as well expansion nowadays. It's affected whole THE WORLD. The article goes on to say that Pakistan has been the world's largest donor nation to Sri Lankan refugees since the end of the country's civil war in 2009. In 2015 alone it sent $8 million. This is just one example of how Pakistan continues to help other nations through their time of need.

Pakistan is ready to pay tribute to Sri Lanka in difficult times. I will be sure not only to show my affection for the people of that country, but also pray fervently and humbly on behalf/on account or benefit so many brave souls who gave their lives just recently," Ramiz Raja said. "I wish you peace & safety while praying out there (and) from what we have heard about your sorrowful situation, it seems an overwhelming number were young men's fathers — youth groups mostly among Kashmiri youths including boys are being killed as a result… Our hearts go out too if anyone can understand how this sad state was created by those terrorists…" he added. "Such terror breaks all human values:

In an informal conversation with reporters, PCB Director Media Sami ul Hassan said that it is too early to say anything about the Pakistan Test team's tour of Sri Lanka. We have a very strong relationship with the Sri Lankan Board. Countries have always supported each other in difficult situations, in the past there have been tours in tense situations, Pakistani teams did not refuse to play there despite difficult situations, Sri Lanka also showed similar positive thinking. A separate development came from Zulfiqar Baba who told PCB: "We are going to get rid off two players so this will create room for new ideas and experiences." He didn't elaborate further on what those changes might be but he was bullish when pressed whether his side had plans to field as many cricketers out wide or keep just four full-backs at all times instead.

In an informal conversation with reporters, PCB Director Media Sami ul Hassan said that it is too early to say anything about the Pakistan Test team's tour of Sri Lanka. We have a very strong relationship with the Sri Lankan Board. Countries have always supported each other in difficult situations, in the past there have been tours in tense situations, Pakistani teams did not refuse to play there despite difficult situations, Sri Lanka also showed similar positive thinking.

I guess we will know how they do tomorrow when and if Pakistani captain Babar Azam has another test session after lunch time (Tuesday). However I would like this interview to run through all sides as soon possible; one way or just two? And here are some screenshots: