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PCB keen on ODI series in November

LAHORE, MAY 26 With a view to keep the momentum going for the Pakistan cricket team, the PCB is making efforts to secure a commitment for them in India or in Sharjah for November before the side embarks on its full tour of Australia in December.

The Pakistan team begins its season with the Asia Cup from July 15, which will be followed by a tri-nation tournament in Holland from August 15 to 27 with India and Australia and then the ICC Champions Trophy in England in September 8.

It will be hosting Zimbabwe in October and the next confirmed assignment is the Australian tour. However, the Pakistan Cricket Board is in no mood to let the players have a break in November. — UNI

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