The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced that the three-nation T20I tournament will continue as planned in Lahore from November 17-29, even after Afghanistan's withdrawal. Sri Lanka has been confirmed as the replacement team, stepping in to fill the void left by Afghanistan. The PCB is in discussions to finalize the participation of another team to ensure the tournament runs smoothly. While associate nations are being considered, the PCB is keen on securing a Test-playing country to maintain the competitive spirit of the series. Fans can look forward to an exciting competition as Sri Lanka joins the tournament alongside the host nation and the yet-to-be-confirmed third team. Stay tuned for more updates on the PCB Tri-Series as the event approaches!
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced that the three-nation T20I tournament will continue as planned in Lahore from November 17-29, even after Afghanistan's withdrawal. Sri Lanka has been confirmed as the replacement team, stepping in to fill the void left by Afghanistan. The PCB is in discussions to finalize the participation of another team to ensure the tournament runs smoothly. While associate nations are being considered, the PCB is keen on securing a Test-playing country to maintain the competitive spirit of the series. Fans can look forward to an exciting competition as Sri Lanka joins the tournament alongside the host nation and the yet-to-be-confirmed third team. Stay tuned for more updates on the PCB Tri-Series as the event approaches!