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Pakistan and New Zealand clash in fourth T-20I in Lahore today

By News Desk

April 25, 2024 12:25 PM


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The fourth T-20 International of the ongoing series between Pakistan and New Zealand will be played at Qaddafi Stadium, Lahore today, reported 24NewsHD TV channel on Thursday.

The match will kick off at 7:30 in the evening.

In this connection, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has completed all arrangements, while the police, too, have taken measures to ensure security during the clash.

Police have closed the Nishtar Park Sports Complex to traffic.

Similarly, spectators will only be allowed inside the stadium after getting their bodies frisked.

Team Pakistan will today play without star batsman Muhammad Rizwan and Irfan.

The first three matches of the series were played in Rawalpindi.

The first match between the two sides had to be cancelled because of the rain; the second was won by Pakistan, while the Kiwis levelled the series 1-1 by outplaying the hosts in the third one.

The series between the two sides is drawn at 1-1.

 

Reporter: Waseem Ahmad


News Desk


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