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NZC security team ‘satisfied’ with arrangements in Karachi

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New Zealand Cricket (NZC)’s delegation showed satisfaction with the security arrangements in Karachi during their visit to the National Stadium for the Black Caps tour to Pakistan.

The four-member delegation, comprising Greg Mann, Heath Mills, Simon Leslie, and Reg Dickason (ICC representative), visited routes from the airport to the hotel and then the stadium to review security arrangements.

The delegation met security agencies’ top officials in a high-profile meeting.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB)’s Director of In-ternational Cricket Zakir Khan, SSP South Asad Raza, SSP East Syed Abdur Rahim, Wing Com-mander Sindh Rangers Babar Javed, and other secu-rity high-ups hosted the delegation.

The security delegation was assured that the New Zealand team will receive high-class protocol when they come to the city during their Test and ODI tour later this year in December.

NZC’s security team expressed satisfaction over security arrangements and looks forward to a suc-cessful Pakistan tour later this year.

New Zealand is scheduled to play two Tests and three ODIs from December 2022 to January 2023. They will return to Pakistan in April 2023 to play five T20Is and as many ODIs.—Agencies

 

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