PAK vs NZ ODI cancelled due to COVID-19 cases

Ground Report | New Delhi: PAK vs NZ ODI cancelled; The first ODI between New Zealand and Pakistan has been cancelled due to COVID-19, Geo news reported. The report said that three Pakistani players have tested positive for coronavirus, due to which the match has been cancelled.

PAK vs NZ 1st ODI

Pakistan and New Zealand will clash in a limited-overs series, starting with three ODIs starting with one in Rawalpindi on Thursday. The series marks the first time in 18 years that New Zealand will tour the Asian country and their excitement will be high with a full squad in particular in Pakistan. With the T20 World Cup coming up, this will be an opportunity to address the kinks in particular.

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So we obviously have at least a significant delay - at worst - the whole thing's in jeopardy. The players have been told to stay in their rooms, fans aren't being allowed in, and the camera crew are milling about idly.

Tour suddenly feels very vulnerable. #PakvsNZ https://t.co/lVnUbK49jR

— Danyal Rasool (@Danny61000) September 17, 2021

PAK vs NZ 1st ODI Live: Pakistan Probable Playing 11

• Imam-ul-Haq 
• Fakhar Zaman
• Babar Azam (captain)
• Mohammad Rizwan (wicket-keeper)
• Saud Shakeel
• Iftikhar Ahmed
• Shadab Khan
• Usman Qadir
• Haris Rauf
• Shaheen Afridi
• Hasan Ali

Pakistan tour of New Zealand Live Streaming: Live Score

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Sony Sports Network has got the broadcast rights for Pakistan's tour of New Zealand. Sony SIX and Sony SIX HD will be live streaming the PAK vs NZ 1st ODI in India, while the live stream will be available on the SonyLiv app.

Pakistan tour of New Zealand full schedule of ODI

1st ODI - 17 September - 02:30 PM IST

2nd ODI - 19 September - 02:30 PM IST

3rd ODI - 21st September - 02:30 PM IST

International cricket in Pakistan was suspended after the 2009 Sri Lankan terror attacks and the first three One Day Internationals in Rawalpindi on Friday were under heavy security.

Former captain Ramiz Raja has vowed to replace the sixth-ranked ODI squad following a change in the team's backroom staff after being appointed the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board on Monday.

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