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Karachi: Still adjusting to the freezing temperatures in New Zealand, the Pakistani cricketers’ misery has been compounded by a shortage of warm clothes in the playing kits for the Test series starting on Nov. 24. Apparently, the playing kits of the players sent by the Pakistan Cricket Board to New Zealand have turned out to be inadequate to counter the cold conditions there. “The team left directly for New Zealand from Dubai and the playing kits including track suits, blazers, sweaters and the trousers and shirts were basically ordered keeping in mind warm weather,” a source in the board said. He said players have already complained to manager Abdul Raquib about it. “Basically, the playing kit has been stitched in such a way that it keeps the players cool in warm weather. But for the cold conditions in New Zealand it is inadequate protection for the players,” the source said. — PTI
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