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West Indies Team Analyst hospitalized after stomach discomfort

MULTAN: West Indies cricket team analyst, Avenesh Seetaram has been hospitalized in Multan for treatment after he experienced stomach discomfort last night.

West Indies cricket team announced on their official Twitter account that the team analyst had been taken to the hospital for the monitoring of his health condition as he suffered stomach discomfort and sickness.

“After experiencing stomach discomfort and sickness overnight, the Senior Men’s Team Analyst, Avenesh Seetaram has been admitted to the hospital in Multan for monitoring and rehydration,” tweeted Windies Cricket.

It is pertinent to mention that the West Indies Cricket team has been on their tour of Pakistan for the three-match ODI series. Pakistan have an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series while the final match will be played tomorrow.

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West Indies to tour Pakistan in June for ODI series

LAHORE: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced that the two boards – PCB and Windies Cricket have mutually agreed to reschedule the previously postponed ODI series in June this year.

In a statement, released on the official website of the PCB, the cricket board has announced the schedule of the ODI series, which was postponed due to the outbreak of COVID-19 in the touring side’s squad.

The PCB has also shared the schedule of the ODI series, which will be played from June 08 to June 12 at Pindi Stadium. The three ODIs will be a part of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Super League.

PCB announces schedule of West Indies ODIs#PAKvWI pic.twitter.com/JR1dPvnTM5

— Pakistan Cricket (@TheRealPCB) March 28, 2022

Furthermore, according to the PCB, “The West Indies will arrive in Islamabad on 5 June for the One-Day Internationals that will be played on 8, 10 and 12 June.”

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‘Foolproof security should be provided during Pak-Windies Series’, Commissioner Karachi

KARACHI: Commissioner Karachi Iqbal Memon presided over a meeting to review the plans for the Pakistan-West Indies series and instructed the authorities to meet the deadline by Wednesday.

In the meeting, Commissioner Iqbal instructed to ensure the fool-proof security and to make the arrangements for the traffic flow during the series.

“Foolproof security should be provided, only necessary routes to close”, he said.

Commissioner Iqbal instructed the Deputy Commissioner East Asif Jan Siddiqui to make the arrangements for the cleanliness and to make the routes presentable. The commissioner has formed the committee presided by Deputy Commissioner Asif.

“Ensure cleanliness, installation of street lights and provision of other facilities.” Commissioner added.

“The paths leading to the stadium should be beautified.”, he concluded.

The attendants briefed the commissioners that the parking arrangements have begun. From the parking lot to the stadium, a shuttle service will be provided.

To maintain a high level of cleanliness and convenience. At Hakim Saeed Ground and Gharib Nawaz Ground, parking arrangements have already begun.

The Pakistan-West Indies T20I and ODI series will take place from December 13 to December 22. Both series matches are set to take place at Karachi’s National Stadium.

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