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PCB asks Punjab govt to provide bulletproof vehicles for New Zealand series

First T20 match between Pakistan and New Zealand to be played tomorrow

By AFP

April 17, 2024 12:55 PM


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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) asked the Punjab government to provide bulletproof vehicles for the Pak-New Zealand cricket series, 24NewsHD TV Channel reported on Wednesday.
According to the report, the Services and General Administration Department has sent the file to the additional chief secretary to provide the vehicles.
These two bulletproof vehicles will be given after the approval of the Additional Chief Secretary.
The first match of the Pak-NZ cricket series of five T20 matches will be played tomorrow in Rawalpindi.
Pakistani team's head coach Azhar Mehmood said that Pakistani team was strengthened by the arrival of Imad Wasim and Muhammad Amir.

Reporter: Qaisar Khokhar


AFP


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