No one has expressed reservations, a key revelation regarding the postponement of the English board's visit
Another important revelation has come to light regarding the postponement of the tour of Pakistan by the England Cricket Board.
According to the British newspaper Daily Mail, an official of the England Players 'Partnership, a union of cricketers in England, revealed that' no England cricketer (male or female) has expressed his concerns about the tour and neither the EC Any advice was given by B before any of them.
The official said that the English Cricket Board (ECB) kept the players in the dark after the tour of New Zealand ended and did not even ask the players whether to tour or not. Told about the decision.
According to the official, the ECB did not take the England players into confidence at any stage before deciding to postpone the tour and the decision drew criticism from the players.
A spokesman for the union said the ECB had unilaterally decided to cancel the tour at a meeting last Sunday, without consulting the players' union.
It may be recalled that the New Zealand team had abruptly announced to end its tour of Pakistan an hour before the match due to security reasons, after which England had also announced not to visit Pakistan."We can confirm that the Board has reluctantly decided to withdraw both teams from the October trip."
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The ECB said that the two T20 matches between England and Pakistan were to be played on October 13 and 14 but in this situation, touring the region is not ideal for the players.