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PCB CEO Wasim Khan informed the group that there have been “three or four breaches of protocols”.© Twitter
After six gamers examined constructive for coronavirus, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) CEO Wasim Khan informed the group that there have been “three or four breaches of protocols”, whereas conveying to the squad that the New Zealand authorities has given them a “final warning”. Khan stated that “they’ll send us home” if the group commits another breach. “Boys, I spoke to the New Zealand government and they told us there were three or four breaches of protocols. They have a zero-tolerance policy and they’ve given us a final warning. We understand that this is a difficult time for you, and you went through similar conditions in England,” ESPN Cricinfo quoted Khan as saying in a Whatsapp voice message to the gamers.
“It’s not easy. But this is a matter of the nation’s respect and credibility. Observe these 14 days and then you’ll have the freedom to go to restaurants and roam about freely. They have told me in clear terms that if we commit one more breach, they’ll send us home,” he added.
On Thursday, New Zealand Cricket (NZC) confirmed that six members of the Pakistan squad returned constructive for coronavirus.
“NZC was made aware today that six members of the Pakistan touring squad, currently in managed isolation in Christchurch, have tested positive for COVID-19,” NZC had stated in a press release.
NZC had additionally stated: “Separately, NZC has also been made aware that some members of the Pakistan team had contravened protocols on the first day of managed isolation. We will be having discussions with the tourists to assist them in understanding the requirements.”
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Khan burdened it will be “very embarrassing” if the group is distributed again.
“This is a matter of national pride. It would be very embarrassing if they end up sending the team back. I know it’s very tough and difficult, but stay disciplined and follow the protocols they have set. We have no margin for error with the New Zealand government. This is a final warning. They will not compromise on health and safety. Do what’s right for your country,” he stated.
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