PCB Retains Players Amid Bangladesh Unrest
PCB Retains Players Amid Bangladesh Unrest
PCB Retains Players Amid Bangladesh Unrest
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has retained senior players Babar Azam and Shaheen Shah Afridi for the upcoming Test series against Bangladesh, despite earlier plans for a significant overhaul following a disappointing T20 World Cup performance. Shan Masood has been appointed as the Test captain, with Saud Shakeel as vice-captain. However, the series, scheduled to start on August 21, is in jeopardy due to political unrest in Bangladesh, which has also delayed the departure of the Bangladesh A team. Meanwhile, the ICC is considering relocating the Women's T20 World Cup, originally set to be held in Bangladesh from October 3-20, to alternative venues such as India, UAE, or Sri Lanka due to the same unrest. The ICC emphasizes that the safety and well-being of participants is the top priority as they monitor the situation closely.

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Pakistan Test squad for Bangladesh series includes senior players Babar Azam and Shaheen Afridi
Women's T20 World Cup may be shifted out of Bangladesh
Bangladesh tour of Pakistan looks doubtful amid political turmoil
ICC considers relocating Women's T20 World Cup from Bangladesh
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Pakistan Test squad for Bangladesh series includes senior players Babar Azam and Shaheen Afridi
Women's T20 World Cup may be shifted out of Bangladesh
Bangladesh tour of Pakistan looks doubtful amid political turmoil
ICC considers relocating Women's T20 World Cup from Bangladesh

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