PCB decides to allow players to accompany families on tours

Akhtar Ali Khan from Islamabad

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to allow members of the national cricket squad to accompany families at home and abroad.

Sources said that families will also be allowed to accompany them in the home series and the PCB will hold discussions with the host boards in this regard.

In this way, the members of the squad will be able to keep the families together from the home series against South Africa.

According to sources, the PCB wants to create facilities for the players in difficult situations, a message has been conveyed to the players through the team management.

According to sources, the squad suffered from mental illness due to quarantine in New Zealand, so it was decided to allow the squad to keep peace of mind.

The Pakistan team will tour South Africa, Zimbabwe, England and the West Indies next year, while the Pakistan team also has several home series to play.

Cricketers have to complete all the code protocols to keep their families together.