The One-day international series between Pakistan and West Indies have been rescheduled and set to commence in June 2022. The Caribbean nation will arrive in Pakistan on June 5 and play three ODIs on the 8th, 10th, and 12th of the month in Rawalpindi.
This highly anticipated series, which is also a part of the 2023 World Cup Super League, was due during the West Indies tour of Pakistan back in December 2021. But unfortunately, the Covid cases began to rise in the visitors’ camp post the 3-match T20I series. As a result, the ODI series was postponed with the mutual agreement of the two involved cricket boards.
Although it’s certain that the Caribbean men will tour Pakistan in June, it hasn’t been decided by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) whether the series will be played in a biosecure bubble and whether the entire squad of the visiting team will have to be quarantined. The hosting board has also announced that the men-in-maroon will tour the land of hospitality once again to play 3 T20Is as early as 2023. However, the details of the series are yet to be disclosed.
After the unfortunate cancellation of the New Zealand series, the return of cricket to Pakistan with a gigantic team like Australia touring the country for 3 tests, 3 ODIs, and a solitary t20I has provided some respite to the PCB as well as the Pakistani fans.
Apart from the West Indies, England and New Zealand are also set to tour Pakistan later this year. So, it’s going to be a power-packed home season for Pakistan, something that the fans of the cricket-crazy nation will cherish.